[SQU] Another HTTP/1.1 persistent connection question

I've looked through the FAQ database and can't find an answer to my
question.

I have a client which sends HTTP/1.1 POST requests to a server, requesting
a persistent connection. Looking through the Squid trace, it creates a
socket
to the client and another to the server (lets call these socket A and B).
If the client
then makes a new request to the same server, Squid creates sockets C and D.

Sockets A and B are still active and data is being POSTed over these
sockets.
Data is also being POSTed over sockets C and D. This works fine for a
while.

At some point, data POSTed on socket A is sent over socket D to the server,
not
socket B, as expected. Is this WAD ? Is there a way to guarantee use of the
socket
pairs ?

Finally, are there plans for Squid to fully support HTTP/1.1 ?

Thanks for your help,
Phil Blake
MQSeries Interfaces Internal phone 246027
Hursley, England External (+44) 1962 816027

Mail Point 211 Fax (+44)
1962 849268

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