On Tue, 2001-10-30 at 11:16, Brett Lymn wrote:
>
> Folks,
> I have a hierarchy of squid caches that parent from our ISP's
> cache. All appears to be working fine but I am experiencing what
> appears to be data corruption when I download largish files from the
> internet (I have tried various sites with various files... all seem
> corrupted, yet if I ftp the _same_ file from the remote server it is
> ok). The files are _not_ truncated, the byte counts match but, for
> example, performing a zip integrity check on the file tells me the
> file is bad. Has anyone else seen this happen?
I've not seen it happen.
Are the files ftp:// or http:// based?
Which cache in the hierarchy is doing the http->ftp gatewaying?
Is the mime.conf on that server accurate (ie are you getting 8 bit clean
data) and are the extensions you are downloading listed?
Rob
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