On 9/16/06, Seth Back <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All -
I have installed an Apache 1.3 proxy acting as a forward proxy for all
my traffic. This has been working great for years but recently I have
run across an issue that I have not been able to figure out, and hours
of searching google, etc. has turned up nothing.
There are two sites that when the user attempts to access them through
the proxy, the browser displays some of the http headers and then the
straight HTML.
This issue is occurring from multiple computers using multiple browsers.
In Internet Explorer, several headers are displayed at the top of the
browser, and then the page is displayed. In Firefox, the headers are
displayed, and then the straight HTML.
Using the Live HTTP headers plugin for Firefox, I see the initial GET
HTTP header sent, then the response, but only HTTP/1.x 200 part of the
response is displayed in Live header, all the rest of the headers (Date,
Server, Content-type, etc) are displayed in the browser followed by the
html.
Has anyone run into this before? Is this a bug in Apache or something
with IIS 6? Nothing has changed on the proxy servers, but I am unable
to isolate where the problem is coming from.
Thank you in advance for your help -
The first thing to do is connect directly to the origin site and get a
dump of exactly what it is sending. This can tell you if the origin
site is the problem or the proxy.
For example:
telnet iis6.example.com 80
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host iis6.example.com
[enter][enter]
Joshua.
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