Hi Chris.

It would seem that items are being written to your cache which have a
Vary header, but which were given no Vary Key:. I took a hard look at
the code path that leads to items getting written, and its fairly
involved, and (perhaps not so ironically) varies quite a bit based on
the headers in the request, and also on the server settings. I think its
going to be pretty difficult to reproduce this enough where we can
reliably fix it without some example requests to go with the server
responses listed (which seem pretty consistent).

I wonder if you might be able to provide us with a compressed tarball of
your cache_dir, /var/log/squid, and your /etc/squid/squid.conf? If you
feel these things are sensitive, you can mark the bug private and we
will take care to remove them before making it publci again.

Also if you could either run 'apport-collect 771818' from the machine,
or provide us with some more basic facts such as the exact version of
the squid package you have (apt-cache policy squid), that will help to
understand the issue.

Marking Incomplete pending details from Chris.

** Changed in: squid (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Incomplete

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