On Fri, 19 Mar 1999 08:01:50 -0700, hai scritto:
>Add another rule that says tcp.dest=tcp.www, this will keep the link up
>without having to know anything about 8080. Squid just sends the request
>out as your browser would, on port 80, or 20,21 if using ftp.
I don't use squid (at least for now). I set my browser to use the proxy of my ISP so
that
my PC sends out packets directed to port 8080.
The rule with tcp.dest is already present:
keepup tcp 180 tcp.ack,tcp.source=tcp.www
keepup tcp 180 tcp.ack,tcp.dest=tcp.www
accept tcp 180 tcp.source=tcp.www
accept tcp 180 tcp.dest=tcp.www
I see that with the proxy enabled I "miss" those rules and I get the residual timeout
which I set to 30sec, we pay a lot for phone calls :)).
Thanks.
>Giulio Orsero wrote:
>>
>> If I access the web "directly" I can control the timeout with the www service.
>> ie:
>> keepup tcp 180 tcp.ack,tcp.source=tcp.www
>>
>> If I acces the web through the proxy of my ISP (port 8080), what can I do?
--
Giulio
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