Hi Mike, I agree with you : as symmetrical encryption (probably RC4) is already engaged, there should have no impact on existing SSL transaction. Here we have done this many times with nobody complaint... HTH Yannick ... View more

Hi,   As you, I was wondering about a status for SPDY integration in Stingray. Here is the anwser I was able to get from Riverbed staff :   ---- We have looked in depth at SPDY, but currently do not have any plans to incorporate it into Stingray Traffic Manager.  Instead, we are looking at ways to use the Aptimizer WCO (Web Content Optimization) technology to improve the delivery of web content from Stingray Traffic Manager.   We believe that an Aptimizer-derived solution will perform significantly better than a SPDY solution with respect to improving page load times and customer experience.  Aptimizer seeks to achieve the same performance goals as SPDY, but puts less load on the back-end servers, is compatible with all major browsers, and significantly reduces the number of TCP round trips, page size and browser rendering time. ----   I hope this will help.   Regards,   Yannick ... View more

Hi,   Stingray traffic manager is a reverse proxy and you do not have to activate anything to make it act as this.   That means it receives TCP connection from the client, read the request, open a new TCP connection to a backend server and relay server's reply in order to deliver the service.   In that way it acts exactly as Apache when configured as a reverse proxy. But obviously, Stingray is a lot more powerfull (and simple to configure) than Apache ! ;)   I can contact you off list if you want more advises on how to deploy it.   Regards,   Yannick  ... View more

Hi Florian,   I think you should check if the "ssl_send_close_alerts" option is enabled or not. To do so, open your virtual server configuration then SSL Decription, scroll down and verify ssl_send_close_alerts check box is set to yes.   That should fix your problem.   Cheers ;)   Yannick ... View more

Hi,   As far as I know : "connection.data.set("enforcer.whitelist", 1);" is not referenced nor documented anywhere. This is amazing to discover there is such hidden tips... ;)   Is there any other options that could be selected with a "connection.data.set" or perhaps a data.set call ?   Regards,   Yannick ... View more

Hi,   Reading a file in TS is quite easy :     1. upload your file in the extra catalog     2. read each line of your file with a resource.getLines() call and a simple loop   Here is a simple peace of code that could do the job :   ############################################################## $configFile = "yourfile.conf"; $lineNum = 0; $file = ""; if (resource.exists($configFile)) {     $file = resource.getLines($configFile); } else {     log.info("Unable to get extra resource file : ". $configFile);     return; }   foreach ( $line in $file ) {     $lineNum++;     $line = string.regexSub($line, " *", ""); # remove heading whitespaces<br>    if ( $line == "") continue; # skip blank lines<br>    if ( string.startswith($line, "#") ) continue; # skip comments<br>    if ( string.regexMatch($line, " ()(*)$" ) ) {         $url = string.trim($1);         $redirect = string.trim($2);         if ( http.getPath() == $url ) {             # JUST PUT YOUR REDIRECT CODE HERE ;)         }     } else log.info($configFile." inconsistent line ".$lineNum); } ##############################################################   I have used some regex that are not very effective in terms of performance but they allow your config file to include comments and as many whitespace as you want.   To improove efficiency, I would advise you to store file content in a hash table structure and to save it with a persistent data.set. I will need (a bit) more work, but I think that makes sense. (feel free to ask for more help about that if you need it).   I hope this will help you.   Regards,   Yannick ... View more