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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 22509] - "Keep alive" Http sampler option set by default by HTTP proxy server

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"Keep alive" Http sampler option set by default by HTTP proxy server





------- Additional Comments From mramshaw@alumni.concordia.ca  2003-08-31 22:05 -------
The proxy server should accurately capture your browsers' settings. As far as I can remember, 
IE doesn't confirm to standards when it comes to HTTP 1.1 (in which keep-alive is the default) 
but you might be able to turn off the use of keep-alives in IEs settings. Failing that, you can tell 
IE to *not* use HTTP 1.1, which will disable the use of keep-alives if not specifically requested. 
 
The above should also work for Netscape variants. Keep-alive connections are fairly tricky 
things and implementations seem to vary depending on the particular browser.