curl with -v reports:
...
< Via: http/1.1 cache02.company.com (ApacheTrafficServer/8.0.0 [uScHs f p
eN:t cCHp s ])
...
or
< Via: http/1.1 cache02.company.com (ApacheTrafficServer/8.0.0
[uScMsSfWpSeN:t cCMp sS])
However, the same version of traffic_via failed to parse the via code
$ bin/traffic_via "[uScMsSfWpSeN:t cCMp sS]"
Via header is [uScMsSfWpSeN:t cCMp sS], Length is 24
Invalid VIA header. VIA header length should be 6 or 23 characters
Valid via header format is
[u<client-stuff>c<cache-lookup-stuff>s<server-stuff>f<cache-fill-stuff>p<proxy-stuff>e<error-codes>:t<tunneling-info>c<cache
type><cache-lookup-result>p<parent-proxy-conn-info>s<server-conn-info>]
$ bin/traffic_via "uScHs f p eN:t cCHp s"
Via header is uScHs f p eN:t cCHp s, Length is 21
Invalid VIA header. VIA header length should be 6 or 23 characters
Valid via header format is
[u<client-stuff>c<cache-lookup-stuff>s<server-stuff>f<cache-fill-stuff>p<proxy-stuff>e<error-codes>:t<tunneling-info>c<cache
type><cache-lookup-result>p<parent-proxy-conn-info>s<server-conn-info>]
Could this be a bug or something?
Thank you.
Jin.
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