>> Any thoughts, on how to handle this?
>> I wish, squid would handle this case gracefully somehow.
>
> Its not HTTP; it doesn't really matter if its HTTP-like.
>
> Steven Wilton has some patches to Squid-2.6 which implement "full transparency"
> on non-HTTP looking data; perhaps you want to use those.
Just in case, you didn't know already:
This ICY crap (yes, i call it crap, because a HTTP-request deserves a
HTTP response, and sending this ICY crap instead is really a bad idea,
whoever had it) seems to be pretty wide spread. Just checked many of the
streams at shoutcast.com.
But you never heard about that? Am i the first one who complains?
I expected this "full transparency" to be a standard feature because of
this mess out there in the net.
Maybe even configurable (enable transparent mode depending on a regular
expression analysing the first line of the reply).
Can this HTTP 0.9 support be switched off somehow? If the first line of
the reply is not "HTTP.*", then i don't want it ...
Regards,
Sven
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