Comment 4 for bug 409466
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| Shane Hathaway (shane-hathawaymix) wrote | #4 |
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I don't see a problem with IE6 anymore. My test is as follows.
1) I created a file called bugtest.html, which loads CSS from kdi01.sixfeetup
2) I started "tcpdump -n -i wlan0 port 80", which shows all important HTTP traffic to/from my computer.
3) I opened bugtest.html in the ies4linux version of IE6.
4) Once the page loaded, I looked at the output of tcpdump. If any packets were transferred to/from kdi01.sixfeetup
When the Vary header was present, the test always failed. Once I configured Apache to not send the Vary header to IE6, the test always passed. I concluded that I had fixed the bug. I confirmed this again today.
Perhaps we're seeing a proxy issue. If the HTTP proxy replaces the User-Agent string, Apache might have no way to know that the client is running IE6.