On Friday 25 April 2003 18.28, Adam wrote:
> Well as I mentioned I did see that explanation in previous posts.
> It just seemed hard to believe that users hit the stop button 443
> or 886 times! Just seemed implausible but I'm not sitting at their
> desks so I guess I'll never know.
It is not only the stop button. It is any kind of cancelled requests.
The exact same thing happens if a user does anything while a page
(including embedded objects such as images etc) is being loaded,
causing the operation to be aborted by the browser
- Follows a link while images is loading
- Uses the back button before the page has loaded fully
- Clicks on another link before the first selected link has started
to be loaded
- etc...
The specific error relating to comm_accept is if the browser decides
to abort the request before it has even been received by Squid, which
is not too unlikely to happen in the cases listed above.
Regards
Henrik
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