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Hi,
First, kudos for coding this module and thanks for sharing.
Now, following your instructions carefully, I'm a bit confused how would one go for serving images from memcached via your module.
Since the data in the memcache key store needs to look like this:
EXTRACT_HEADERS\r\n Content-Type: image/png\r\n Cache-Control:max-age=21600\r\n \r\n NOW WHAT?
The thing that I don't understand here is how would one encode binary image data right below the header's textual data.
Thanks.
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No encoding, just put the binary data after the second \r\n, like in http protocol.
On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 6:46 PM, AtmanActive [email protected] wrote:
Hi, First, kudos for coding this module and thanks for sharing. Now, following your instructions carefully, I'm a bit confused how would one go for serving images from memcached via your module. Since the data in the memcache key store needs to look like this: EXTRACT_HEADERS\r\n Content-Type: image/png\r\n Cache-Control:max-age=21600\r\n \r\n NOW WHAT? The thing that I don't understand here is how would one encode binary image data right below the header's textual data. Thanks. — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub #9.
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Hi,
First, kudos for coding this module and thanks for sharing.
Now, following your instructions carefully, I'm a bit confused how would one go for serving images from memcached via your module.
Since the data in the memcache key store needs to look like this:
The thing that I don't understand here is how would one encode binary image data right below the header's textual data.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: