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<p>Hi Dridi,</p>
<p>thanks for your comment. <br>
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> I'd like to stress one more time that comparing bereq.backend to
> d1.backend() is likely to always fail because in the backend context
> you will should the resolved backend.
>From the log output for:
std.log("xxxxxxxx-vcl_backend_response-bereq: " + bereq.backend);
std.log("xxxxxxxx-vcl_backend_response-beresp: " + beresp.backend);
...
std.log("xxxxxxxx-vcl_deliver: " + req.backend_hint);
**** v1 1.0 vsl| 1002 VCL_Log b xxxxxxxx-vcl_backend_response-bereq: d1
**** v1 1.0 vsl| 1002 VCL_Log b xxxxxxxx-vcl_backend_response-beresp: b1
...
**** v1 1.0 vsl| 1001 VCL_Log c xxxxxxxx-vcl_deliver: d1
I got the impression that both "req.backend_hint" and "bereq.backend" hold the director (because they both output "d1") and that only "beresp.backend" holds the backend (because it outputs "b1").
Therefore I assumed that a comparison against "d1.backend()" would work for "req.backend_hint" and "bereq.backend" but not for "beresp.backend".
Best,
Ronald
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