RE: -> Re: [SQU] Re: Zero Sized Reply

> -----Original Message-----
> From: David Klippel [mailto:djk@klippel.com]
> Sent: Monday, 4 December 2000 9:35 AM
> To: Robert Collins
> Cc: squid-users@ircache.net; ayland
> Subject: Re: -> Re: [SQU] Re: Zero Sized Reply
>
>
> The Squid is running on a PII 400MHz , 256MB Ram, 4GB Hard
> Drive, RedHat 6.0 Linux version 2.2.5-15.
>
> Have you tried using the squid client? (bin/client). It can
> do http tracing.
> No but I will look into it. How do you submit a log-in
> page for tracing?

./client -t 1 http://www.hotmail.com
./client -t 2 http://www.hotmail.com
is one way. You can also look at the returned headers which should
include each proxy on the way. Note that SSL will go direct from squid
to the origin server.
 
> What is your configuration?
> squid.conf is listed below
>
> Are you using upstream peers or direct connections?
> Directions connections no peering.
>
> Did you use lynx or netscape/mozilla when you tested from the
> squid box?
> The local test was done using lynx
>
> Was that program configured to use http/1.0 and not http/1.1?
> Not sure what lynx is configured to use.

use tcpdump to find out. I don't recall what lynx is capable of.
 
> Are your users using the IE setting 'use HTTP/1.1 thru proxy
> connections'?
> This happens independent of the user's browser selection
> MSIE or Netscape. If the squid is bypassed the page displays properly.

Hmm. Ok. Maybe not SSL as such then.
 
> What does your access log show for the site?
> The log has not given much hints so far. I can try to
> capture another listing if it would help.

In access.log - what error code does it show? i.e a 400/ a 500? What URL
is the error occuring on (from the squid side, not what the client sees
in their address bar.
 
> Do you have a firewall?
> Yes the squid accesses the internet through a NAT'ing firewall.

Does the firewall show upstream connections to (Lets focus on Deja as it
happens every time) the ip that squid logs in access.log for the failed
request? Is the firewall denying or timing out or dropping any NAT
connections to the ip (that squid logged)?
 
> Does the error happen every time?
> I happen everytime with the Deja link and only for
> certain users on the Hotmail, IBM, MS links.
>
>
> Thank you for any pointers or suggestions you have.

You might like to change your cachmgr password now that you've mailed it
to the world :-] And change any other instances that use the same pw
:-/.

Rob

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