Re: Problems displaying images on specific website

[Jeff Gerard <mysubscriptions@xxxxxxx>]

I appreciate your help but still no go. The interesting thing is if I use wget to download the image in your example, then post it on a different web server, I have absolutely no problems whatsoever loading the image in my web browser going through squid.

I'm stumped :(

----- Original Message -----
From: Chris Robertson 
Date: Tuesday, August 5, 2008 6:09 pm
Subject: Re:  Problems displaying images on specific website
To: Jeff Gerard 

> Jeff Gerard wrote:<BR>> > could you possibly send your config? In both cases where 
> my squid 3 
> > and 2.x don't work with this site, the config has been 
> modified by 
> > me. So if the issue is not squid, it's something I've 
> done but I 
> > can't figure what I might have done to cause this.
> > 
> > Thanks in advance..
> 
> Have you tried "wget -O /tmp/Home_1.png -S 
> http://promotions.everydaycelebrations.ca/ds/guest/BAM/images/Home_1.png"; 
> from the command line of your Squid server? That will show 
> you the 
> headers the server responds with and if you run it more than 
> once, it 
> won't put a bunch of incrementing files on your disk. If 
> that seems to 
> work, try "file /tmp/Home_1.png", which will do a simple 
> examination of 
> the file to guess its type. If the output of that seems 
> reasonable, see 
> if you can display the file in a web browser.
> 
> I find the results of your access log 
> (http://www.squid-cache.org/mail-archive/squid-
> users/200808/0066.html) 
> suspicious; all of the image sizes are just about the same, 434 
> or 435 
> bytes and all of these tiny images took more than 5 seconds to 
> fetch. 
> That sounds like it could be a TCP Window Scaling problem. 
> See 
> http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/SystemWeirdnesses#head-
> 4920199b311ce7d20b9a0d85723fd5d0dfc9bc84 
> for more details.
> 
> Chris
> 

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Jeff Gerard