So, I call up the webmaster of that website, and tell them their webserver is broken, and leave it at that? If it works without being proxied up, and fails through a proxy, what would I tell him/her to do ... to fix the issue? Since it's ASPX could it be the code itself (which I'm considering -- if the code is called one way, you don't get header info, if it's called wit the isFrame=1 then you do get proper header)... >>> Henrik Nordstrom <henrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 08/12/09 7:01 PM >>> ons 2009-08-12 klockan 13:54 -0500 skrev Rob Poe: > We're using Squid 3.0STABLE18 (just upgraded to see if it would fix this problem - it did not). We have a website our uses have to go to - http://mprisk.org > > On the bottom right of the page, there's a "Quicklinks" that calls the following URL in a iFrame. If the request goes through Squid, it doesn't display (IE 7/8, FF3.5). If you call the URL directly without Squid, it displays fine. No errors in the Squid log. > > http://mprisk.org/MPR_Content/absolutecr.aspx?z=18&isframe=1 > > Any ideas? Broken webserver failing on HTTP/1.0 requests. Regards Henrik </henrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
