> Hello Squid-User Group Members, > > The problem is not new, there are many postings about file upload issues with files >1MB. -> But I've read the FAQ and searched a few hours in Mailing list archives. The only recommendations I found was to check the Squid Config and php.ini for correct values which I've checked with our hosting provider. > > Symptom: Using Squid Proxy Version 2.5 Stable 9 and Stable 12. Connection is dropped after a while (maybe reaching maximum execution time of apache server) when >uploading files > 1MB. User sees the typical IE error message, when a site becomes unreachable. > > PHP Settings: > (simple upload script in php) > > File_uploads: ON > Max_execution_time: 150 > Memory_limit: 8M > Safe_mode: OFF > Post_max_size: 8M > Upload_max_filesize: 5M > > Apache Settings: > This is done by the hosting provider, I don't know if they have limits there. If LimitRequestBody is set in apache, the apache answers with Error 413 (to much data on request). > > What I have already done: > Restarting squid and opening a new session with IE >can< help for the first upload, but all following uploads fail. > > Uploading the files without proxy server works well with this hosting provider. > > Uploads to perl scripts working well with this hosting provider. > > Testing that issue with a local webserver is already done, but I need to check again, because I am not sure that the proxy was really involved. > > > Does anyone saw this problem before? Could it be provider specific? A networking >issue? > - What's in access.log for the failed upload ? (preferably , post extract with 'strip_query_terms' set to off). - Anything further in cache.log ? M.
