squid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
This might sound a bit vague, as I have just picked up support for squid. We are currently running squid-2.5.STABLE1 on a Solaris 5.5.1, with local password authentication. I am in the processes of replacing it with a Solaris 9 box running squid-2.6.STABLE18, and ntlm authenticating via samba off our DCs. Everything seems to work fine off the new scenario, except for a couple of users who use winamp to listen to online music etc. On the old set up, when they listen to a site, they get the track or station info back within winamp. Presumably some form of metadata in the header somewhere. But on the new one, that info isn't present - all they see is the url they are playing. Otherwise, it all works. I can't for the life of me work out where this info is being lost. The only difference in the log files I see is: old working proxy: 1205225734.572 27711 <ip address> TCP_MISS/600 639404 GET http://mp3-vr-128.smgradio.com/ <username> DIRECT/85.159.184.42 - 1205226002.900 26061 <ip address> TCP_MISS/600 582218 GET http://mp3-vr-128.smgradio.com/ <username> DIRECT/85.159.184.42 - new failing proxy: 1204908920.018 235 <ip address> TCP_MISS/200 7427 GET http://mp3-vr-128.smgradio.com/ <username> DIRECT/85.159.184.42 - 1204908920.178 224 <ip address> TCP_MISS/200 8719 GET http://mp3-vr-128.smgradio.com/ <username> DIRECT/85.159.184.42 - Is the TCP_MISS/600 vs TCP_MISS/200 significant? It's not really a show stopper, more of an annoyance, but I'm more worried that the problem might manifest itself elsewhere if I have something misconfigured. This is not my area of expertise, and I'm a bit stumped as where to look next...... Alan
Quite probably it is that 600. HTTP does not define any codes higher than 599, but that may not stop some server creating its own ones to do weird stuff.
Can you get a tcpdump/wireshark trace of the headers from the server to squid. That should give us some idea of what squid trying to cope with.
Amos -- Please use Squid 2.6STABLE17+ or 3.0STABLE1+ There are serious security advisories out on all earlier releases.
