From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux 2.2.17-21mdk i586; en-US; m18) Gecko/20001120 BuildID: 2000112016 Much like bug 49507 (see comments by Andreas Franke, 11-19-2000) , the browser hangs when accessing any https url. Clicking stop causes the browser to lock up. I know that bugs 31174 and 56935 dealt with SSL and proxies, but this bug still seems to be there Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set proxies HTTP filter.ltw.net:81 FTP filter.ltw.net:81 HTTPS filter.ltw.net:81 2. Access any https: site Actual Results: Browser hangs, then freezes up when Stop is clicked Expected Results: Should have loaded the page...

This is probably a duplicate of bug 45747. The patch to that was landed an hour after the build Thomas is using was built. Thomas, can you reproduce the problem with a more recent build?

Actually, I reverified this bug with build 20001128, but although I can access http sites (and have been able to for a long time), I can't get to HTTPS sites. I did actually check my ability to get to HTTPS sites with a non-proxied ISP, and I found that it hangs the browser in the same way. In that case, I suspect that the problem may be more with SSL than with proxies and I'm sure theres a bug report for this already.

Thomas, do you have psm installed? If so, did you install the browser and psm as root while running it as a user? Psm needs write access to some things in its install directory... (bug 49507)

I installed Mozilla as a non root user (thomas) into my home directory (/home/thomas/mozilla/package...) PSM is installed (by this same user) and all the files are owned by thomas:thomas.

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Is this an MS Proxy thing alone, or does it occur with other proxies. Bug 69029 is identical bar the use of Squid as the proxy. It may be a dup.

->doug the proxy/security guy turner

Hey Ben, is there a MS Proxy Server (v2.0) in house? Reporter, can you verify this bug again? The reason for this is that the security code use to be a seperate process. After the PSM2 branch landed, it is now inside of the mozilla executable. Alot has changed, and I am hoping that this bug goes away because of this change.

qa to me. To my knowledge, we do not have one of these. I'll put this on my list of 0.9.1 things to do.

marking this as dup of 69029 *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 69029 ***

verified duplicate