On Tue, 31 Aug 2004, Robert Collins wrote:
In this case, I think its a browser bug - the browser should note that a new nonce was mandated in the error's headers and try again with that nonce before prompting the user.
Only if squid did return stale which I doubt it does it the nonce is completely unknown (flushed), and probably not many browsers will do this if this is the first use of said nonce even if Squid returned stale..
Regards Henrik
