Set-Cookie are send by servers to request the client to store a cookie.
The client sends Cookie on requests where it has a matching cookie
stored.
Cookies can also be stored in the client using JavaScript, so filtering
out Set-Cookie won't guarantee that no cookies gets to the clients.
-- Henrik Nordstrom Philip Chan wrote: > One more thing, I suppose the line "anonymize_headers allow Set-Cookie" > controls whether cookies are allowed to be stored or retrieved, however > I can see that some cookies files like, philip@yahoo[1].txt were written to > my workstation (NT 4) no matter it was remarked or not (My IE 5.5 was set > to accept cookies). > -- To unsubscribe, see http://www.squid-cache.org/mailing-lists.htmlReceived on Mon Nov 06 2000 - 15:41:08 MST
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