Hello,
I'm running into similar issues due to "reordering". Could you provide the
mentioned code changes, or suggest what I should be looking for? I recently
upgraded from 3.1 (had no such issues) to 3.5, and retained the same
configuration file.
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Subject: Re: [squid-users] Header order in squid proxy
The sites I am talking about check the User-Agent header and makes sure the
user-agent is for a well-known browser, i.e. a browser th
On 06/22/2017 12:54 PM, Sonya Roy wrote:
> The sites I am talking about check the User-Agent header and makes sure
> the user-agent is for a well-known browser, i.e. a browser that they
> support. And any browser like Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Edge for example,
> sends the headers in a certain order
The sites I am talking about check the User-Agent header and makes sure the
user-agent is for a well-known browser, i.e. a browser that they support.
And any browser like Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Edge for example, sends the
headers in a certain order and the order depends on the browser. And this
h
On 06/22/2017 11:49 AM, Sonya Roy wrote:
> I noticed that squid changes the header order received from the client
> before sending it to the origin server.
>
> I assume this is because squid parses the header data and adds some
> headers depending on the config file and then recreates the header
