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Nadeem Semaan wrote:
I have a program trying to connect over the internet and it keeps failing, after veiwing the log files I found the following "TCP_MISS/100 156 POST http://www.";
I have tried the never_direct and the always_direct statements but they do not help :S is there something else that might help me? I've looked for this error and havnt found anything useful yet.

Squid is currently a HTTP/1.0 client (even if your browser sends HTTP/1.1 requests), and a compliant server MUST NOT send a 100 (Continue) response if such a request comes from an HTTP/1.0 (or earlier) client. It's a broken server. See page 48 of RFC 2616 for reference.

Not much you can do other than completely bypassing Squid for this request (always_direct and never_direct only affect whether Squid will use a parent proxy, not what your browser does with the request).

Chris

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