Poul-Henning Kamp
Poul-Henning Kamp
I think a crucial insight is that by definition we only need to prune when we finish fetching a new objcore. That means that it is something the be-worker can...
I'm not sure I would do an extra lookup at the end, I would probably force hash_always_miss through the initial lookup, so it comes in with a stale_oc like everbody...
"certain constraints" may be overselling our capabilities :-)
I talked about this and #3584 with @Dridi, but I think his suggestion above needs a little bit more context :-) The fundamental question is if `include "file";` (and macro...
beresp 304 header merging makes impossible to distinguish between headers set by varnish and backend
Just to make sure I understand the scenario: The `Cache-Control: nocache` is created in VCL ?
beresp 304 header merging makes impossible to distinguish between headers set by varnish and backend
We talked at one point about 304 responses getting their own dedicated VCL method, where both beresp.* (RW) and obj.* (RO) were available. I wonder how much of the current...
beresp 304 header merging makes impossible to distinguish between headers set by varnish and backend
But didnt we find out back then that we would still need C-magic to make cond-fetch work ?
I think this is fundamentally a good idea. I think this PR is a competent prototype that shows it is possible. I am also pretty certain this is not how...
The more I think about this, the more I feel tempted to extend the vcli all the way out there. For instance, what about `help vcl.tell` ? That needs to...
I've looked at vcli today, with an eye to the "help" question, and I think we can swing that by allowing help functions to emit their own help (marking these...