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Bug 49718
Opened 26 years ago
Closed 26 years ago
Socks proxy causes weird "connection refused" messages
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(Core :: Networking, defect, P3)
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(Reporter: semperubisububi, Assigned: gagan)
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I was trying to use Mozilla M17 from work on my linux box, it works fine with
our http proxy (though our http proxy is dog slow and only works for parts of
the day), but with socks it says connection refused constantly. Especially when
submitting forms (but not exclusively, this may be a red herring).
Unfortunately our socks is the only fast one. I had this same problem on Win 2k
with Netscape 6.0 PR2. The same socks proxy works fine with the most recent
Communicator for both Linux and Win 2k. I cant wait for mozilla to get this
fixed and java support for both linux and windows up to spec, then life will be
really good....
In the log it would just say error connecting. Sometimes that would happen even
though it loaded the page.
dup of 48357: "frequent 'connection refused' messages when connecting through a
socks proxy"
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 48357 ***
Status: UNCONFIRMED → RESOLVED
Closed: 26 years ago
Resolution: --- → DUPLICATE
Did using a SOCKS connection fail for ALL network access or some network access?
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You might want to consider using a standard set of steps like a test case to
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http://www.packetgram.com/pktg/proxy/genericproxytest.html
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Comment 4•25 years ago
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This no longer affects me as I'm no longer behind a socks proxy. However, to
answer your question it was frequent and unpredictable. I gave the urls for
some sites it happened on and described in my original description that it
happened sometimes after the page displayed correctly.
Sorry I can't be much help, I use ipchains for my home network and business network.
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