Try this but be do not leave debug on too long just long enough to test why
it is failing. debug is very verbose
squid -k debug
access some website
squid -k debug
Jim
"Serge Paquin"
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08/19/2003
10:03 AM
It doesn't say anything meaningfull other than items like:
2003/08/19 11:14:53| clientReadRequest: FD 221 Invalid Request
Everything else seems very standard and unrelated.
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Subject: Re: [squid-users] Problems
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> Have you done a "tail -f /var/log/squid/cache.log" that might provide
some
> insight,
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> Jim
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> "Serge Paquin"
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> Subject: [squid-users]
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> 08/19/2003
> 09:39 AM
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> Hello,
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> I am getting a bunch of messages like:
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> clientReadRequest: FD 89 Invalid Request
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> in my log file. Also I have people complaining that they cannot for
> example log into myEbay at wwww.ebay.com. They get a 400 error from
> Squid.
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> I am using WCCP and have squid running as a transparent proxy.
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> In testing I get the Invalid Request when the client gets the 400 error.
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> The problem I'm having is that the 400 errors tells you what the problem
> *MIGHT* be. I cannot seem to find any information in cache.log or
> access.log to find out what the problem *IS*.
>
> How can I figure this out and solve it?
>
> As soon as I turn squid off everything then routes fine.
>
> Oddly enough it only seems to hapen for our test users using Lynx.
People
> with PPP sessions using IE do not seem to be having the issue.
>
> Thanks,
> Serge.
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