On 3/8/07, Henrik Nordstrom <henrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
tor 2007-03-08 klockan 08:38 -0500 skrev Chris Nighswonger: > Hi all, > I have a site (www.ncsecu.org) which has been working fine via Squid > 2.6STABLE9. Several days ago it broke. Doing some investigation with > wireshark, it looks like the site has switched to HTTP 1.1. Can the brokenness be tested without having an account at the site?
It can. The default page will not load with squid in-line. No errors at all in access.log. The browser just hangs. This happens after squid forwards an HTTP 1.0 packet. The entire packet exchange dies at this point. With squid out of line, the same packe is HTTP 1.1 and the page loads right up.
It may be worth trying 2.6.STABLE10, it has significant workarounds for broken HTTP/1.1 servers. (i.e. the bulk of the http11 patch mentioned earlier). No need to go to Squid-2.HEAD for this. The related code is the same in 2.6.STABLE10.
I'll grab it then. Thanks. Chris
