Alexey Vesnin

5V 3A runned stable, SD card was also OK, moved to debian image and it works. No yellow bolt was on the screen

do not use cache in polipo! For your case make sure to use HTTP CONNECT method and the last browser version. If you still fail, in Google Chrome press F12,...

@qianguozheng Am I got you right, that you want help with pt.3 in your list? You want to fix this abnormal behaviour?

it's not a polipo issue : you need to set proper tcp timeouts+maxconns+openfiles in all the config files and sysctl's, also do not forget to add 80,8080,443 and 8443 to...

It can't - under Linux at least - if the session timeout is TOO LONG. Setting explicit timeouts in app code is a very rare condition, unless you're in a...

@brodyhoskins Have you tried to disable the cache in Polipo config and in HTTP request headers(the requests made to download the file)?

@brodyhoskins try to disable cache in polipo and use a caching server like Squid, NGinx or Apache if the polipo caching is the problem here. Theese servers won't eat much...

@brodyhoskins Apache and NGinx are compiling, I did it a long time ago. Can't tell the same about the Squid, but I see no problems

@dbaarda the main feature of polipo is a VERY good and handy HTTP/HTTPS-CONNECT -> SOCKS connectivity. It helps alot

post your "uname -a && sysctl -a" output please, it seems that I've fixed this problem on Ubuntu