After looking at the Squid logs a little closer I think I have a better idea about where the problem is occurring. Here is the important part of my access.log: 1177710626.971 4 10.193.66.53 TCP_MISS/401 383 HEAD http://10.193.67.220/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?location=Shared%20Documents&dialogview=FileSave - FIRST_UP_PARENT/SharePoint_Server_1 text/html 1177710686.029 11 10.193.66.53 TCP_MISS/401 640 HEAD http://10.193.67.220/_vti_bin/owssvr.dll?location=Shared%20Documents&dialogview=FileSave - FIRST_UP_PARENT/SharePoint_Server_1 text/html 1177710746.045 9 10.193.66.53 TCP_MISS/401 2179 POST http://10.193.67.220/_vti_bin/_vti_aut/author.dll - FIRST_UP_PARENT/SharePoint_Server_1 text/html 1177710746.148 102 10.193.66.53 TCP_MISS/200 2137 POST http://10.193.67.220/_vti_bin/_vti_aut/author.dll - NONE/- application/x-vermeer-rpc The first two requests to owssvr.dll return an HTTP 401 unauthorized, and you can see how it sits there for 60 seconds and then makes a totally different request to author.dll. This is what I was talking about when I said the save/save as dialog hangs and looks different when using SharePoint Services through Squid rather than going direct. It looks like Squid isn't passing the users credentials when performing HEAD requests. Or perhaps there is another problem that is preventing this from working? On 4/22/07, Caleb Anthony <caleb.anthony@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm actually not using Squid as a transparent proxy, it's in accelerator mode. On 4/21/07, Henrik Nordstrom <henrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > tis 2007-04-17 klockan 15:48 -0600 skrev Caleb Anthony: > > > There is one problem however. When a user opens up a Word document, > > and tries to save or save as, the save/save as window hangs for about > > 30 - 45 seconds, and then eventually loads a much different looking > > window than if not going through the reverse proxy. I can post > > screenshots if it will help. > > Is there any difference if you configure the browser to use the proxy > instead of transparent interception? > > Regards > Henrik > >
