[squid-users] NEW INFO - RE: [squid-users] Issue with initial page timeouts

Ok, here is some new info to help solve the problem.

When the error happens on the workstation, the web browser receives a
page from the proxy server saying:

Error
The requested URL could not be retrieved.

While trying to retrieve the URL: /
The following error was encountered:

-Invalid URL

If a URL like http://www.slashdot.org/ is entered, the above error
happens once, then a reload of the same URL does not reproduce the
error.

Nicholas

On Fri, 2003-01-17 at 12:42, Nicholas Ritter wrote:
> The browsers are manually configured to the proxy server address and
> port. The DNS is on the same routing switch and ip subnet as the proxy
> server. The DNS could have some trouble resolving names due to bandwidth
> hogs, but this is not likely because non-proxy users have no problems.
>
> The proxy server has the default redhat config with the exception of a
> global allow ACL.
>
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> Nicholas
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> On Fri, 2003-01-17 at 12:11, Sturgis, Grant wrote:
> > Autoconfig on the browsers, per chance? Also, you might try tail -f
> > access.log while the browser is attempting to get that page. Is the browser
> > hitting squid right away, or is there a delay? Does your squid server have
> > DNS problems?
> >
> > Just some simple things I would check first.
> >

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Nicholas Ritter <ritter@lfc.edu>
Network Administrator, Lake Forest College