Hi José, > points to a protocol error, either the browsers are now doing something > nonstandard or you cut some corner (or relied on something nonstandard > clients used to do) when you implemented the proxy originally and they > came back to haunt you.
Yeah, that's what I'm suspecting too. But what? > Perhaps there is a light reverse proxy like tinyproxy or something like > that you could put in front of httpgate to temporarily solve the > problem by now? Thanks. 'tinyproxy' looks indeed nice. However, I think it is quite difficult to get it run in front of 'httpGate', because 'httpGate' would then run in plain (non-SSL) mode and would not do the proper URL rewriting necessary for the server. In effect, the connection would then run unencrypted after the first page. Cheers, - Alex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[email protected]?subject=Unsubscribe
