gVeR SoNiC wrote:
Hello everbody.
I'm using Squid3 (squid/3.1.14) on Ubuntu 11.10.
I'm using it with my own-made ICAP server which is RFC 3507 compliant.
The problem is: When chunked transfer encoding occurs (encapsulated
http message has a body), sometimes it fails with my send function
giving errno 11 (Resource temporarily unavailable).
Squid closed the connection.
turn on debugging in squid.conf for ICAP:
# ICAP is section 93
# ChunkedCodingParser is section 94
debug_options ALL,1 93,9 94,9
This happens when
I try to upload relatively big files (around 500 KB), when I tried
smaller ones, there wasn't any problem.
do you use the 'allow 204' feature?
Squid has a magic limit of 65534 bytes: below it, it supports the 204 codes
but above not because Squid only supports buffering 64K.
If you use this feature, the ICAP server must look for 'Allow: 204'
for each individual REQMOD/RESPMOD message.
It seems like, increasing chunk size of my ICAP server's responses
temporarily solved the problem. But I need to know its reason.
Is there any chunk limit or something in Squid or why this problem can occur ?
