Does your server respond with "Connection: keep-alive"?
Is server side persistent connections enabled in your squid.conf?
Please note that even if there is persistent connections there is no
guarantee that two requests from the client will be sent to the server on
the same connection. In fact in many cases this will not be the case.
Per request Squid uses the first free connection it finds to the server,
and only if there is no free existing connections is a new connection
opened.
Regards
Henrik
On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 sun@rty.co.jp wrote:
> Dear manager,
>
> I ask squid to keep persistent connection between my server and client by
> setting proxy-connection: keep-alive in client side and Connection:
> keep-alive in server side. But when I send html data in format of "Post
> server-url HTTP/1.1" including "Content-length: 27", I got response "HTTP
> 200 OK" and data by server side setting "Content-length: 100, then squid
> closed the connection between squid and server to cause my client couldn't
> send the second request in the same TCP connection. That is not correct
> because I have set proxy-connection in both server and client side to want
> to transfer data in a TCP connection. The persistent connection should not
> be affect by "Content-length" when the data length matches with
> Content-length.
>
> Could you please let me know how can I send data between client, squid and
> server by using a persistent TCP connection, but not two or more TCP
> connection?
>
> Best regards,
> Sun
>
Received on Tue Nov 25 2003 - 22:03:36 MST
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