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kaihansen
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 Posted: Wed Feb 26, 2003 11:34 am Post subject: squid first page problem ... |
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Hi all.
I'm using a Gentoo Server with squid and sarg like Internet proxy and all work very well, but we have a little but annoying problem ...
Many users, when open their web browsers, have problems to see home page: it's sufficient to click on reload button and page appear!
I've checked logs, but I can't see any error ...
I've also try to change browser settings (cache, home page, ecc.), but doesn't change ...
Anyone have this problem?
Thanks, D |
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kashani
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| Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2003 1:55 am Post subject: Re: squid first page problem ... |
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| kaihansen wrote: | Hi all.
I'm using a Gentoo Server with squid and sarg like Internet proxy and all work very well, but we have a little but annoying problem ...
Many users, when open their web browsers, have problems to see home page: it's sufficient to click on reload button and page appear!
I've checked logs, but I can't see any error ...
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Hmmm does it happen every time and to all user? I haven't see anything like this with my proxy, but we use it mostly for testing sites before they go live.
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kaihansen
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It doesn't happen to all users ... only from some of them and for some sites ...
I have tested squid with 10 users before use it in a production environment, and during test time (two months ...) it doesn't happen .... |
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Ethernal
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You might want to check the setting where Squid automatically checks the cache vs the real page for updates before serving users, might be that. I'm not sure, but it's a thought. 
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