Re: [cobalt-users] Finding my site

[Jeff Lasman <jblists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

flash22@xxxxxxx wrote:

> fwiw, there are hints on the openssl mailing list that certain proxy
> configurations are not supposed to work via https, because it allows
> snooping....basiclly, the proxy is only allowed to forward at the packet
> level, if it tries to modify the headers, the server is supposed to
> notice...but it's insanely complex as to how proxying works via https
> *sigh*

Yes but incoming proxying has to work; in other words no proxy server
designed to work in a business environment would be useful if it stopped
all https traffic.  I've never had it not work before.

> I can see both of these, web pages etc, however resolving www. for some
> odd reason took over 30 seconds, where as the joshua one resolved
> instantly, maybe just coincidental...*shrug*

Funny things continue to happen but it's gotten a lot better since I
added eng_US (or whatever it's called) to my Netscape.

> I'll guess you fixed it already, the records look identical to me here )

I never broke it <smile>; it appears that I've got, somewhere on my
local network, a DNS cache I can't find <frown>.

I'm glad it's beginning to propagate; it'll probably be fine here in the
morning.

> was this message intended for the list?

Yes.  I'm a firm believer that we can all learn from each other's
experiences.

Thanks for helping us learn <smile>.

Jeff
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