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On 21/09/2012 11:37 p.m., turgut kalfaoğlu wrote:
Hi there. On a server I have squid-3.2.1-20120906-r11653 running.

The server uses IPv6 on a hamachi VPN, and  regular IPv4 for internet.

Squid is configured to listen only to ipv6 using some line like:
http_port [1610:ab::225:e1ee]:1399

Whenever a client uses squid to browse, he or she gets a 3 or 4-digit hex number embedded into the web page. If the page is short, the number is only on top. If the page is long, then the number repeats are regular intervals. It's as if its some status code, or maybe a length code. I can't figure it out.

However, it corrupts the page and the data, if it happens to be binary data.

Any ideas where these numbers are coming from?

This sounds like chunked encoding being sent without the encoding headers.

Amos



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