Re: [proxyTools-users] CGI Proxy Not Found

[wayne <wa...@ny...>]

>  From: Michael Foord <Mic...@tb...>
>  To: "pro...@li..." <pro...@li...>
>  Subject: [proxyTools-users] CGI Proxy Not Found
>  
>  Strange error - a 404 not found (the proxy works great if I go straight
>  to it)
>  
>  Found auth string:
>  dav-serv.tbsmerchants.co.uk,192.168.4.1:8080,michael,*****
>  Executed $debug=3, result: 3
>  Original request: GET http://custom1.farnell.com/cpc/ HTTP/1.0
>  Modified request: GET http://www.******.com/cgiproxy/nph-proxy.pl/0
>  00110A/http/custom1.farnell.com/cpc/ HTTP/1.0
>  404 (not found) from 10080.2.0.-
>  10080.2.0.-: 3:0.97 (0.024(80.2)) (0.00017) 17(=1.02/0.06)
>  
>  Looks like the HTTP/1.0 is working its way in there - but that ought to
>  return an error from the CGI proxy 

You mean that /http/ in the path?
The example Junkbuster format in the 
cgiAmbles.txt is the format *I* need for using my (old) Junkbuster.
It looked like yours was newer, and needed a different format. 
LP was (just luckily) closer to right the way I had it before. 
If you post that format again (and your Junkbuster version), I'll 
add it as a further example.

The 404 was probably the result of having the path wrong.

- not an error from IE saying not
>  found......
>  What happens though is that rather than trying an alternative route it
>  gives up...

LP *never* gives up, though maybe it demotes some proxy/commStrat 
so much that it rarely tries it.
IE maybe ... but that just means a refresh.

>  I thought it was OK last week ??
>  
>  Customer just arrived so no time to investigate further - just post this
>  quick log.

Work gets in the way sometimes :-)

>  Mike

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