On 3/4/22 03:25, YFone Ling wrote:
I am here just try to understand how the squid determines host conflicts
for a simple http connect proxy request?
The complete answer to your question is large/complicated and
Squid-version dependent, but, AFAICT, there are no conflicts in the
simple CONNEC
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On 4/03/22 09:55, YFone Ling wrote:
My application sends HTTP CONNECT requests to a HTTP proxy port 80, but
gets a squid ERR_CONFLICT_HOST error page.
Why?
CONNECT is a method reserved for use when talking to a
forward/explicit-proxy.
Port 80 is a port reserved for origin servers or re
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Subject: [squid-dev] ERR_CONFLICT_HOST for HTTP CONNECT request on port 80
My application sends HTTP CONNECT requests to a HTTP proxy port 80, but gets a
My application sends HTTP CONNECT requests to a HTTP proxy port 80, but
gets a squid ERR_CONFLICT_HOST error page.
Is the following code really working as the comments pointed out "ignore
them" since the following if condition is "http->request->method !=
Http::METHOD_CONNECT"
and the rest has be
