Andy Doran wrote:
> Henrik, any further ideas on this? I've poked around and can't see much
> obvious. Squid is a complex beast, but it's not the NetBSD kernel :).
No, I have been busy with identifying why IE5 hangs on certain sites
when going thru Squid, and why IE (4 & 5) fails on some redirects when
using Squid in a hierarchy.
To give a firm answer on what is going on in those "invalid request"
cases where request parsing is obviously out of sync I guess we need a
detailed traffic trace, but I guess you have no means to reproduce this
in any predictable manner..
I have built a very primitive traffic tracer the last days based on a
modified plug daemon, and will refine this tool during the next week.
The idea is to have a suitable tool which can be plugged infront of a
TCP service (i.e. Squid) and provide detailed traffic traces for
connections matching certain patterns. This would allow detailed
analysis and replay of such sessions.
/Henrik
Received on Wed Dec 15 1999 - 17:41:38 MST
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