I've had a problem accessing some https sites a few times.
In two of those cases, it turned out that I had updated
firefox with a firefox session open. That firefox session
gave me strange errors on https sites. Finally, I figured
out that exiting and restarting firefox seems to be
necessary after an update. It wasn't always obvious to
me because I'd done the update a day earlier but hadn't
gone to any https sites since the update.
David
On Wed, 2007-01-31 at 13:44 -0500, Jacques B. wrote:
> > One of the threads of discussion can be found here:
> >
> > http://kerneltrap.org/node/6723
> >
> > It would also impact an FC5 system as long as it had been "updated" to
a
> > later kernel.... It is also completely dependent on the "path" that
the
> > packets take. So from home, you may not be crossing the offending
> > router, while at work you are. Of course, it might actually be the
> > router at work. The goal, apparently, is to improve performance on
> > large data activity and hence the feature being tuned up in the later
> > kernel.... While we're officially "correct", some hardware in the
> > middle may not understand it, but hopefully over time the problem
> > hardware will go away.... :-)
> >
> > --Rob
>
> Thanks. Checking that out now.
>
> Jacques B.
>
Hi, Jacques and others,
I am having a similar problem, but the window scaling didn't fix the
issue. As I read the information in the link, I saw that they had ECN
disabled. However, I didn't see how or where to do that. Can someone
please tell me where that control exists?
Regards,
Les H
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