Hi Hassan, Le Thu, 13 May 2010 04:03:01 +0600, Nyamul Hassan <mnhassan@xxxxxxx> a écrit : > Every iteration of stable release has some fixes for known problems, > and might also inadvertently introduce a new problem, which has to be > fixed after a bug report is done. > > That is why it is suggested to use the latest version, so that the > developers can work on the latest code. As you can understand, the > latest code has the most developers involved. Ok, I agree with that. > > Another test that you could do, is to copy the file to some http > server that you control, and then try to access that file through the > proxy. Even if you do encounter a problem in this setup, you'll still > have to try with the latest version. When I copy the small file into another webserver that I control, if I access it using the proxy, it's OK. Seems to be related to the webserver that hosts the original file *and* the process of using the squid proxy to get the file. I don't really know how to investigate deeper. I think I should try the latest squid available from debian backports but it can't be today. I'll let you informed of the tests. If you have any other advices, I will be glad to hear :) Thanks for your help. > > Regards > HASSAN > -- Emmanuel Lesouef
