mod_cache + mod_h264_streaming v1

[test]

Hi,
are there any one tested mod_cache + mod_h264_streaming with lighttpd
1.5

[shellcode]

I have test mod_cache + mod_h264_streaming on both lighttpd 1.4 and lighttpd 1.5.
it works

[test]

thank you very much
do you have recommended settings for mod_cache when using
mod_h264_streaming

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server.modules = (
    "mod_flv_streaming",  "mod_h264_streaming", "mod_cache",  "mod_proxy"
)

flv-streaming.extensions = (".flv")
h264-streaming.extensions = (".mp4")

cache.bases = ("/data/cache1", "/data/cache2", "/data/cache3“)
cache.support-queries = "enable"
cache.refresh-pattern = (
    "\.(?i)(flv|mp4)$" => "0 flv-streaming", # flv_streaming for flv files, h264_streaming for mp4 files
    "." => "120"
)

[Alex Gao]

hi, shellcode:

Can you tell me which version of mod_h264_streaming you used
with lighhttpd 5.0?

Thanks

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We use old mod_h264_streaming released at last year

[Ned Wolpert]

Shellcode-

Does your configuration work correctly when files are proxied and if
you call for a file_fragment before the whole file is cached?
(Example, if you hit /file.mp4?start=10&end=20 and the cache is empty)

Also, I noticed in my case, HEAD requests are set to the origin
server, not using the cache file. (Regardless of the file being in
cache or not)

In my case, I'm using 1.4.23 with modcache v1.8.0...

[shellcode]

I think the 'HEAD' request is sent by the client such flash player. it's purpose is to determine the content length of '/file.mp4?start=xx&end=yy'