Re: [squid-users] Accessing hotmail.com or. Zero Sized Reply problem

Marko Sepic wrote:
>
> Follow up:
> So far I dit try this:
>
> > Stefan.Gasteiger@gendorf.de wrote:
> > it works without problems with an old 2.3stable4,
>
> Today I have compiled 2.3stable4, setup pretty much default squid.conf
> only thing that I have changed is port, visible_hostname
> and location of cahche_dir and log files.
> I can't get it to work. Error is still the sam
>
> Is it posssible that something in my Redhat 7.2 is missconfigured? And that
> this is causing Zero Sized Reply? Can I perform some test to find out?

 Do you have a local browser on the box, were squid is running ?

 If so, one test could be to check whether this 'local' browser
 referenced to the squid box, could access hotmail directly or not.

 This may give info as to whether the squid box can reach the hotmail
 site , at the ip and at the web application level.

 M.

>
> Can someone suggest where to start debugging?
>
> > i suppose you have your own mail system, and there no _real_need to access
> hotmail.
> Hotmail is not just about mail.
>
> Best regards, Marko
>
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