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Proxy service in cl-http server?
Call for HELP!!!
I have installed CL-HTTP 58.12 on my PowerMac 8100/80
running in MCL 3.0 (with patch 2 and Kernal patch 2).
The default configuration seems to work fine, i.e. it
serves up standard html stuff, such as the cl-http directories,
and my own html files.
Here's the PROBLEM:
I can't seem to enable PROXY SERVICE...
I've set set http:*proxy-service* to T,
and added my machine's address as a "secure subnet":
? http::*proxy-service*
T
? http::*proxy-subnets*
NIL
? http::*secure-subnets*
(2227530013)
;;;; The above integer is the encoding of my machines ip-address:
? (http::local-host-ip-address)
"132.197.105.29"
?(ccl::tcp-host-address *)
2227530013
With that done, I set my Netscape to use my server (ibappc.gte.com)
as a proxy on port 80. When I try to access a URL, all I get
are errors:
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What Netscape 3.0 (Atlas PR2 for Mac) gets back:
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Bad Request
HTTP/1.0 500 Server Error Date: Tue, 14 May 1996 18:00:40 GMT Server:
CL-HTTP/58.12 (Macintosh Common Lisp; 2.0.3)
MIME-version: 1.0 Content-type: text/html
Server Error
Request: GET http://scintilla/ HTTP/1.0
Error: No applicable method for args: (NIL) to #
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What the Mac CommonLisp HTTP Log reports:
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No network mail host specified:
From: Webmaster@ibappc.gte.com
To: Bug-CL-HTTP@ibappc.gte.com
Subject: HTTP Error: SIMPLE-ERROR
Log: "132.197.105.29 - - [1996-05-14 18:00:41] \"GET http://scintilla/
HTTP/1.0\" 500 852 \"Mozilla/3.0b3 (Macintosh; I; PPC)\" -"
Error: SIMPLE-ERROR
Error Report: No applicable method for args:
(NIL)
to #<STANDARD-GENERIC-FUNCTION HTTP::STATUS-CODE #x363840E>
[1996-05-14 14:00:44] 132.197.105.29 - - [1996-05-14 18:00:44] "GET
http://scintilla/ HTTP/1.0" 500 852
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I also tried explicitly setting the http::*proxy-subnets*
to be the same as http::*secure-subnets*, but that made no
difference:
? (setf http::*proxy-subnets* http::*secure-subnets*)
(2227530013)
Same errors as before...
I NEED HELP!!
Anyone have any suggestions?
What am I doing wrong??
What is the proper way to enable proxy service??
Can proxy service be provided on the same port as standard http service??
Debugging question -- is there anyway to do a backtrace in CL-HTTP
in order to investigate the real cause of the error??
Thanks in advance for any insights and suggestions!!
Glenn
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Glenn A. Iba
GTE Laboratories
40 Sylvan Rd., MS-44
Waltham, MA 02254
e-mail: giba@gte.com
phone: 617-466-4233