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Robin wrote:
Hi,

I have recently setup a squid proxy on centos 4.5 using the default
package which is 2.5.STABLE14.

The standard answer is "Upgrade to a supported version (2.6 Stable16 as of this writing)". Grab the source and compile, or grab the Fedora SRPM and rpmbuild (I know that the FC7 SRPM works on CentOS 4, but I haven't tested FC8's version). Possible alternative below.

I have some problems with some pages on certain web apps (like
monster.co.uk) which result in an Invalid Response error page. When I
go through the logs it seems that the web server is returning a blank
response header (see below).

Unfortunately the web app providers are unresponsive and refuse to
make any changes since it is working for the other users. Is there any
configuration change/ workaround I can apply to allow my users to
access these sites?

Look into the relaxed_http_parser directive in your squid.conf. It should default to "on", but if it's been changed, this might be the cause.

Here is the error message, please let me know if I should supply any
more information.

2007/11/08 14:42:27| ctx: enter level  0:
'http://client.thomasinternational.net/client/Reports_ViewExisting.aspx?~VGVzdFR5cGU9MSY='
2007/11/08 14:42:27| httpProcessReplyHeader: key
'9F7879BB02C18F9C4CD9D7D227286BD6'
2007/11/08 14:42:27| GOT HTTP REPLY HDR:
---------


----------
2007/11/08 14:42:27| cleaning hdr: 0x8f9e458 owner: 2
2007/11/08 14:42:27| init-ing hdr: 0x8f9e458 owner: 2
2007/11/08 14:42:27| 0x8f9e458 lookup for 38
2007/11/08 14:42:27| 0x8f9e458 lookup for 9
2007/11/08 14:42:27| 0x8f9e458 lookup for 22
2007/11/08 14:42:27| cleaning hdr: 0x8f9e458 owner: 2
2007/11/08 14:42:27| init-ing hdr: 0x8f9e458 owner: 2
2007/11/08 14:42:27| 0x8f9e458 lookup for 38
2007/11/08 14:42:27| 0x8f9e458 lookup for 9
2007/11/08 14:42:27| 0x8f9e458 lookup for 22
2007/11/08 14:42:27| httpProcessReplyHeader: Non-HTTP-compliant header: '
'
2007/11/08 14:42:27| ctx: exit level  0

Any information/help/advice greatfully received.

Thanks,

Robin

Chris

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