Hello,

I'm using Delegate (on Windows) as an HTTPS proxy. This works well,
except when I have a VPN connection (using Cisco's VPN client) to my
company's servers. The problem appears to have to do with timeouts (I
suspect DNS timeouts). I have been studying the Delegate logs and
manual, but could not find how to solve this problem.

I start Delegate as follows (wrapped for posting):

dg9_0_3.exe -v -P8080 RES_DEBUG=9 SERVER=http FSV=sslway
  DGROOT="c:/program files/delegate" ADMIN=peugabdyi-mxhgu42t633w.ml@delegate.org
  PERMIT="*:*:*" REMITTABLE="*"

A fragment of the log file follows:

01/28 11:27:10.90 [4552] 0+0: --INITIALIZATION DONE: 9.0.3 on
WindowsNT--
(WIN) 27:10 [4552] setNonblockingSocket(17,1)=0
(WIN) 27:42 [4552] spawn() = 1776 [2244], children(alive=1,total=1)
0.031s
01/28 11:28:42.94 [2244] 0+0: {R} RES_order(CFDS,CFNDS)
01/28 11:28:42.94 [2244] 1+1: {R} RES_order(,CFDS)
01/28 11:28:42.94 [2244] 1+1: {R} RES_order(CFDS,)
01/28 11:28:42.94 [2244] 1+1: {R} RES_order(CFDS,CFDS)
(WIN) 28:42 [2244] DLL 10000000 ssleay32.dll
(WIN) 28:42 [2244] DLL 1020000 libeay32.dll
(WIN) 28:42 [2244] DLL 0 z
01/28 11:28:42.95 [2244] 1+1: (0) accepted [19]
-@[127.0.0.1]localhost:1682 (60.056s)(1)
01/28 11:28:42.95 [2244] 1+1: {R} RES_order(,CFDS)
01/28 11:28:42.95 [2244] 1+1: {R} RES_order(CFDS,)
01/28 11:28:42.95 [2244] 1+1: {R} RES_order(CFDS,CFDS)
01/28 11:28:42.95 [2244] 1+1: {R} RES_order(,CFDS)
01/28 11:28:42.95 [2244] 1+1: {R} RES_order(CFDS,)
01/28 11:28:42.95 [2244] 1+1: {R} RES_order(CFDS,CFDS)
01/28 11:28:42.95 [2244] 1+1: #HT11 Don't Keep-Alive [POST] with body:
Content-Length: 532^M

I notice that the accepted line states it took 60.056s. However, I can't
figure out what this minute was spent on, or how to fix the problem.

I hope someone can give me some clues on how to proceed.

TIA,
Gertjan.

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Gertjan Klein <peugabdyi-mxhgu42t633w.ml@delegate.org>