I have squid configured and (largely) working correctly on linux using iptables for a transparent proxy. Everything works ok for most sites except some where they occasionally and inconsistenly return 104 connection reset by peer errors (amazon and imdb do this almost reliably when doing searches but, as already mentioned, it's not 100% consistent and sometimes works exactly as you'd expect it to). I've done some packet sniffing and the server is returning an ACK followed by RST, which looks like squid is returning the server's response correctly. What doesn't make sense is that when the proxy is switched out (at the iptables level - no redirect to the proxy), the request looks identical (except it's missing the proxy's additional payload in the request) but the server isn't returning the RST and everything works exactly as it should. Is the problem with the outbound request being mangled at the proxy or beyond, or the response being mishandled between the server and the proxy, or is it something completely different? Any pointers on where to go next with this would be greatly appreciated. Bill. ___________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Messenger - NEW crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide with voicemail http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com
