Re: forward bumped traffic to parent in plain form
Alex Rousskov <[email protected]> Thu, 16 Apr 2026 09:15:12 -0400
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On 2026-04-16 07:41, Anthony Pankov wrote: >> Alex: AFAICT, according to SslPeekAndSplice, after step1, Squid interprets "bump" as >> * "talk to the server and then respond to the client" rather than >> * "respond to the client and then talk to the server". > If a bump after step1 defined as "talk to the server and then respond > to the client" consequently Squid should not allow any "client-first" > modes. Today, Squid probably does not support "respond to the client and then talk to the server" behavior after step1. Assuming that is true: * That current code state does not imply that Squid "should not" support such behavior in the future. * It implies that if Squid gains such support in the future, then that support is likely to require changes in how Squid configuration is interpreted, probably either by adding new actions (to preserve behavior of existing deployments) or allowing the existing "client-first" action beyond step1 (with a risk of breaking a few existing deployments that still use that currently deprecated action). Since I assume that the behavior you need does not match any existing configuration, I recommended hard-coding the new behavior as the next development step, and then, if you want to make those tested/working changes official, discussing how to make those hard-coded changes configurable. Alternatively, you can make all those configuration decisions upfront, making collaboration more difficult and increasing the risk that your configuration changes will be misunderstood and/or rejected. Alex. > Otherwise term "bump" in configuration must be redefined or have to > be interpreted conditionally.