Gateway.ProxyProtocol Which protocol(s) does this proxy support. This can also be used to navigate firewalls. We have tested the hander with Squid because it is widely used on both linux and OS/X and because in addition to it's proxy capabilities, it is often used as a cache. Nominally this is used as a cache, so that files do not have to be repeatedly fetched from the remote service and that's why we consider this a 'performance' feature. There are four parameters that are used to configure a proxy server that the gateway will use. Network proxies and Performance optimizations Gateway.MimeTypes=nc:application/x-netcdf
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Note that if the service does not include this information the gateway will try other ways to figure out how to work with the response. When the remote service returns a response, if that response contains one of the listed MIME types (e.g., application/x-hdf5) then the gateway will process it using the named handler (e.g., h5). Gateway.Whitelist+= Recognizing responses Gateway.MimeTypes provides a list of mappings from data handler module to returned mime types. Note that the whitelist can be more specific than just a hostname - it could in principal limit access to a specific set of requests to a particular web service. If a request is made to access a web service not listed on the Whitelist, Hyrax returns an error. Gateway.Whitelist provides a list of URL of the form protocol://host.domain:port that will be passed through the gateway module. Only hosts listed on the whitelist will be accessed by the gateway. This gateway's configuration file contains a 'whitelist' of allowed hosts. This prevents misuse (where your copy of Hyrax might be used to access all kinds of other sites). When we distribute the client, it is limited to accessing only the local host. Special options supported by the handler Limiting access to specific hostsīecause this handler behaves like a web client there are some special options that need to be configured to make it work. 1.3.5 Squid, OS/X and Caching Dynamic Content.1.3.3 How can I tell if a service sends Cache Control headers.1.3 Network proxies and Performance optimizations.1 Special options supported by the handler.
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