On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, Peter Simons wrote:
I am trying to resolve a problem when going to a Siebel application via
a Squid Proxy. It seems that the Siebel application (running on IIS
5.0) is responding to the HTTP 1.0 message with an HTTP 1.1
"Transfer-encoding: chunked" response as the Siebel application is
finding an "accept-encoding" header in the incoming requests.
You can try
header_access deny Accept-Encoding
this solves identical problem with many other web sites..
This is not a Squid bug. HTTP specifications is very very clear on the
point that HTTP/1.1 server MUST NOT respond with chunked encoding in
response to HTTP/1.0 requests.
Can anyone help with a way of configuring SQUID to be completely
bypassed for specific transactions i.e. sending the full HTTP 1.1
request from the client and responding with the full HTTP 1.1 response
for a specified FQDN?
This has to be done in the client.
Regards
Henrik
