Amos Jeffries wrote:
Matthew Morgan wrote:
Amos Jeffries wrote:
Matthew Morgan wrote:
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Ok, it seems to happen in stages. The first time I run apt-get
update after switching to 3.x, it's hit or miss. Sometimes it's
perfect, sometimes I get errors. After that, I get errors in two
stages. Here's what happens:
Either:
apt-get update #1 - no errors
apt-get update #2 - invalid header, and sometimes 404 errors
apt-get update #3 and above - 404 errors only
or:
apt-get update #1 - invalid header, and sometimes 404 errors
apt-get update #2 and above - 404 errors only
The dump files I have uploaded match the second set of
circumstances. server1.dump and client1.dump are from the first
apt-get update after switching, and I got an invalid header error +
404 errors. server2.dump and client2.dump came from the second
apt-get update attempt, and only 404 errors were returned.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you need anything else. Just a
reminder, on my setup I only have 1 squid server with 1 cache
directory. For comparison, my server is Ubuntu 9.04 running kernel
2.6.28-16-server. I am not using TPROXY.
Here are the files (I tried to attach them, but mailer-daemon
kicked the email)
http://lithagen.dyndns.org/server1.dump
http://lithagen.dyndns.org/client1.dump
http://lithagen.dyndns.org/server2.dump
http://lithagen.dyndns.org/client2.dump
Well, good news and sad news.
Both traces show the same problems.
The 404 is actually being generated by the us.archive.ubuntu.com
server itself. There is something broken at the mirror or in apts
local sources.list URLs.
So does squid 3.x have a different user agent string or something?
No.
Everything works fine with the exact same sources.list when using
squid 2.7, so there shouldn't be anything wrong with the file.
us.archive.ubuntu.com must be treating squid 3.x different somehow,
right?
It does seem to be. Why is the big question.
Amos
Should I send you a capture of my working 2.7 installation so you can
compare what headers and such are being sent from an otherwise identical
setup?
