On 04/12/2015 08:59, vivek singh wrote:
Thanks a lot for you responses.
I will update after doing more analysis.
*@Amos Jeffries :*
Q . How does the IP correlate to the tv_ip, sysadmin_ip,
workstation_ip ACLs above?
A. these are separate text files in the same directory, containing ip lists.
Q. Any difference with how those machines are configured to use the proxy
A. all the machines are in the same domain and network.
Q. what version of squid-3.5.x is being used
A. Squid 3.5.0.2 on Redhat Linux , packaged rpm is used.
Q. His squid.conf does not contain anything that obviously restricts
that.So I am suspecting the problems some old-ish browsers and OS have with
POST messages and Expect headers
A. On the same machine if i change it to use another windows proxy server,
it works fine.
*@ Eliezer Croitoru*
Q. slow uploads but in 3.5.X which I am almost sure was not fixed yet
A. while on other machines it is working fine.
The same squid version? other machines you mean other OS or other VM\box?
The reason I asked is due to some tcp level bug which causes POST
requests and maybe couple other cases to be sent in chunks of 39
bytes...converting 1500bytes which might fit into 1 or 2 tcp writes into
a sequence of about 38 chunks.. which in some if not all cases causes
slow uploads for many sites.
Eliezer
*@Yuri Voinov*
Q. I suggest the problem just required to allow POST method from LAN and/or
to mail servers. Often this can help
A. Do i explicitly need to do so, if yes please tell me how.
*Thanks and RegardsVivek Kumar Singh*
On Thu, Dec 3, 2015 at 10:01 PM, Eliezer Croitoru <eliezer@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Or it could be the slow uploads but in 3.5.X which I am almost sure was
not fixed yet.
Eliezer
On 03/12/2015 12:24, Amos Jeffries wrote:
His squid.conf does not contain anything that obviously restricts that.
So I am suspecting the problems some old-ish browsers and OS have with
POST messages and Expect headers.
Or that some of the machines have been configured in a way that only
partially configures the applictinos on it, leaving some occasionally to
not even find the proxy.
Amos
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