On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 1:13 AM, Vladimir Katardjiev <vladimir at d2dx.com> wrote: > [1] I hold that the exact header ordering is a _probability_ but not _guarantee_ that WebSockets breaks on HTTP proxies. The rationale is that for any sorting algorithm on headers there must be a set of input values that ensures the output happens to come in the correct order. I, unfortunately, have no proof of this statement, hence footnote status. When using mod_proxy, httpd will generally re-order headers as it sees fits. (BTW, thanks for chiming in!) -- justin
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