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Re: 3.5.28 partial content getting HIT but not sending

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On 25/11/18 5:24 am, Heiler Bemerguy wrote:
> No doubt, the connections were really being closed by the proxy itself,
> LIKE it was finished sending the request. It was like a loop, so it was
> infinite connections one right after another, but not in parallel.. the
> fin-packets and everything else were "in order" judgjing by their SEQ
> values too.
> 
> There were other refresh_patterns but none matching it. I didn't enable
> debug options but I can try to reproduce it.. anyway the .conf was like
> that for years and this was the first time a "loop" like this occurred.
> I upgraded from 3.5.27 to 3.5.28 but I think nothing about this was
> modified recently, right..?
> 

3.5.28 is now treating the Content-Range header better - ignoring it in
server responses where it is not valid. Older versions were truncating
responses. Wild guess but I suspect the object stored in cache
previously may have been one of those incorrectly truncated ones or
something like that.

Amos
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