Hi Amos,
thank you for your reply.
>> I haven't been able to solve this issue on my own so I'm writing
here >> hoping to receive some feedback.
>> I use a same host squid/dansguardian combination for 5/6.000 active
>> users.
>>
>> Some of the users are complaining they can't reach a particular web
>> page.
>> I can reach the page if I don't use the Dansguardian and I see in
the >> squid logs a TCP_MISS/600 that sounds like something is wrong with
>> the header. If I try enabling the Dansguardian I receive the page
but >> without any content.
>>
>> Here follows extract from logs and header obtained with tcpdump
>> sessions.
>>
>> Trying host dst.domain.com I'm redirected to the page haveing the
>> problem: http://dst.domain.com/aaa/bbb.html.
> 1) try a current squid. 2.6 is deprecated now.
I cannot upgrade at the moment because of the policy regarding this
particular infrastructure so I have to deal with this old copy of Squid.
> 2) check if the request is making it out past Squid and a reply
coming back at all. That way we can restrict the parse problem to
either request or reply headers.
As I tried to explain if I use only Squid I see (tcpdump) the request
going out and the reply coming in and the browser is able to process the
page; if I enable dansguardian squid forward the bad header
(TCP_MISS/600) and dansguardian is not able to process the page.
> 3) raise the parser debug_options and see where its failing.
I put the debug_options to ALL,9 and now we have lot of output, as the
Squid 600 code stated there's something wrong with the header, can you help?
-It seems that the mailing list is not accepting this mail if I attach
the 150k log file, anyway to send it?-
TIA.
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Marco.
