I just needed some simple apt caching at work, and I am unhappy with
apt-proxy at home, so I tried apt-cacher. Lo and behold, with a _default
installation_ of 1.5.3 (albeit in its ~dapper1 variant on Ubuntu), I got the
exact same timout problem manifested by the 'waiting for headers' reported by
Alexander in #387449.
And it looks like Nikita'a analysis is correct as simply fixing the regexo as
he suggests:
I was able to fix the situation by replacing
$path =~ s!^http://!!; # allow proxy style
with
$path =~ s!^http://[^/]*!!; # allow proxy style
also works for me.
So please put this down as one more request for a fixed version.
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