fre 2009-10-09 klockan 09:33 -0400 skrev Mark Schall:
> Peer 1 sends HTTP Request to Peer 2 with
> "www.tracker.com/someuniqueidentifierforchunkoffile" in the header.
> Would Squid or other Web Caches try to contact www.tracker.com instead
> of the Peer 2, or will it forward the request onward to Peer 2.
HTTP does not have both host and address detail. HTTP have an URL. If a
client requests
http://www.tracker.com/someuniqueidentifierforchunkoffile
from the proxy then the proxy will
request /someuniqueidentifierforchunkoffile from www.tracker.com.
If the client does direct connections (not configured for using proxy)
then it MAY connect to other host and request
GET /someuniqueidentifierforchunkoffile
Host: www.tracker.com
from there. But if that is intercepted by a intercepting HTTP proxy then
the proxy will generally use the host from the Host header instead of
the intercepted destination address.
Regards
Henrik
Received on Fri Oct 09 2009 - 16:26:29 MDT
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