On Wed, 2005-10-26 at 20:27 +0200, Christoph Haas wrote: > On Wednesday 26 October 2005 20:11, Mark Drago wrote: > > The site is http://webmail.ne.rr.com - it's the webmail for the > > RoadRunner ISP that one of our customers is using. Our customer gave us > > a username and password to help diagnose the problem, but obviously and > > unfortunately I can't pass it on. I can get to the login screen without > > a problem, but when I try logging in I get an alert box that reads: > > 'Session timed out. Log in again' and it then redirects me back to the > > login screen. > > Sound suspiciously like cookie-based session handling in connection with > additional security measures like checking your source IP address. Do you > run more than one proxy or distribute requests to different parent proxies > in a round-robin fashion? If the peer checks your IP address you will > change your source IP address time and again and some authentication > systems don't like that. Yeah I hear what you're saying. However, we're not doing anything like that. This proxy is installed at the head of a school's network and all of their traffic goes through the proxy. There is only one proxy - it's really rather simple. I'm not even quite sure how RoadRunner would be able to tell that the connection is going through a proxy. Since the error is a javascript alert I would really like to look at the javascript that they're sending back. Is there any kind of an extension to firefox that will aid me in doing that? Say by saving everything it downloads to a directory? Mark. > > Could RoadRunner be doing something on purpose that would make proxies > > not work? > > Possible though unlikely. I just know RoadRunner because they cost me days > of my life to report spam... :( > > > What could they be doing that would make requests arriving > > through a proxy not work? Has anyone had any similar problems with > > other sites? > > Only when we had a configuration problem on the load balancers which > forward requests to the proxy cluster. > > Christoph
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