Hi Henry, Thanks for the traces, it is a problem related to the caching of response entities. When you reloaded the page, the server replied with 304 status codes (Not Modified) which seems accurate.
For some reason, Safari isn't able to interpret these response in order to use its internal cache and display the pictures. Henry, it would be useful if you could seems me the traces following these steps: - Empty the browser cache - Restart Safari - Enable tcpflow - Go to http://www.restlet.org - Press "Reload" - Press "Shift" + "Reload" - Press "Reload" - Disable tcpflow Merci :-) Jerome > -----Message d'origine----- > De : Henry Story [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Envoyé : vendredi 27 octobre 2006 14:10 > À : [email protected] > Objet : Re: Safari/Mac Issues > > Using tcpflow > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:0$ sudo tcpflow -i en1 -c host 82.103.129.162 > tcpflow.out > > I get the following output: > > > I would not be surprised if it is a Safari issue, as I have noticed > something similar on the rollerwebloger.org site last week. > > The first download showed the pictures, the second one did not. The > reload that lead to the above tcpflow.out file did not lead to the picture being re-loaded. > > Henry
