Not having any luck from another mailing list, I thought I'd try this clueful bunch :) Please see the URLs below for a libpcap log as well as a manual attempt. I'm sure it's a pebkac issue, I'd just like to nail down what exactly is causing this annoying issue. Thanks in Advance, -- Yashy -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [Re: odd partial content issue] Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 12:16:58 -0400 From: Yasholomew Yashinski <yashy [ at ] mail [ dot ] yashy [ dot ] com> To: yashy-hack [ at ] mail [ dot ] yashy [ dot ] com Update: I've narrowed the issue down to: -It's only between this specific host client, and this specific host server on port 80 (wget, curl, firefox, lynx). scp works fine for example. -Somewhere between l1 and l5 -It gets cut off before 4000 bytes each time and the issue is only replicated pulling off the host server to the host client. - When I boot the debian/client machine into knoppix, it works fine. - I can use lynx on the server machine and connect to the httpd on the client machine no problem - The client machine works on any other webserver I've tried - No other machines appear to have this trouble with this webserver Cheers, -- Yashy Yasholomew Yashinski wrote: > I'm still having the issue from my desktop to my own webserver. The > problem doesn't exist from other computers on my lan, or from other > clients against my webserver, at least in my testing. > > http://www.devrandom.org/p/7 > Here you can see a ethereal TCP stream of a request. Notice the odd: > Range: bytes=5816- > so it's asking for bytes 5816 on, for some reason (already got the first > part?) > At line 262 you see it gets choked off again > > http://www.devrandom.org/p/6 > Here you can see a manual attempt with telnet that just gets cut off, so > it doesn't appear to be the client. > > Tia, > > -- > Yashy >