Re: [squid-users] ASP Session Expires

Try disabling caching of the timecard server. See the no_cache
directive.

--
Henrik Nordstrom
Squid Hacker
Michael K Bender wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I am in the process of setting up a Squid server to replace an existing Netscape Proxy server.  The only
> problem is, we submit our timecards via Autotime, which uses ASP.  When I log onto the autotime server by
> going through the Netscape proxy, everything works fine.  However, when I go through the squid proxy, I get a
> session expired error and get dumped out.
> 
> Here is our network setup:
> 
> users -> squid/netscape -> firewall -> timecard server -> squid proxy -> firewall -> internet
> 
> The squid is set up to forward requests to the timecard directly (always_direct allow), and to forward outside
> requests to the other server (default parent, never_direct allow all).
> 
> I've been working on this for a couple days now and am running into a wall.  Does anybody have any experience
> with setups like this?  Or any ideas on how to configure squid.
> 
> Mike
> --
> *==========================================*
> # Mike Bender     Marlboro System Managers #
> #     benderm@sels.rsc.raytheon.com        #
> #            508.490.2849                  #
> *==========================================*