Carolyn Debian wrote:
I do have "Allow 127.0.0.1" if you look at my first post. And I can
access the website hosted by my gateway machine. I feel like maybe my
iptable doesn't forward my http request outside the LAN. I'm a novice
on iptables.
In tinyproxy.log, I could see:
CONNECT ... Connect (file descriptor 7): [192.168.1.1]
CONNECT ... Request (file descriptor 7): GET http://google.com/HTTP/1.1
INFO ... No proxy for google.come
ERROR ... opensock: connect() error "Connection refused".
INFO ... Not sending client headers to remote machine
This is what's in tinyproxy.log when I tried to browse the website
hosted on 192.168.1.1:
CONNECT ... Connect (file descriptor 7): [192.168.1.1]
CONNECT ... Request (file descriptor 7): GET
http://my.dyndns.org/HTTP/1.1
INFO ... No proxy for my.dyndns.org
CONNECT ... Established connection to host "my.dyndns.org" using file
descriptor 8.
INFO ... Closed connection between local client and remote client
I feel it must have something to do with the iptable set in my
firewall.sh.
from the machine, try
wget http://www.google.com/
and see if this works. if it does not, then the issue is with iptables
or another firewall, or is a dns setup issue.
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