that is not the issue here. After further research, I have found that anything over 1k is timing out. I can go to other websites, download megs of data without problem. I also ran tcpdump on the server. I see that the vpn client is requesting over HTTP/1.0. According to release notes, Coyote is supposed to send back in Http/1.0. I see the following happening: Coyote sends the first few bytes, closes connection, but without waiting for a response back from the client, it sends more bytes until the whole data is sent. Is this the normal behavior? FYI, I have tried setting "protocol=Http/1.0" in server.xml: Tomcat gave a NullPointerException. Thanks Faria
On 11/3/05, faria hassan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > I'm running jboss3.2.5/tomcat5 on linux 2.6.9-1.667, with default > configurations. When clients request web pages (static HTML) normally > (without being behind a proxy), there's no problem. If the request is made > over VPN, it times out. I have tried with small files (<4k) and very simple > HTML (no CSS or JS links) and that works fine. However, anything bigger > (like 40k gif) times out. > Any suggestions? > Thanks > Faria >
