RB and Stefan, thanks very much for the insightful help.  I was able to get
the Tinyproxy->Polipo configuration working, and although I haven't yet done
any particularly rigorous load testing, the early performance and load
figures are very encouraging.  For any interested, I've written up my
experience and config files here:

http://labs.echoditto.com/proxy-based-mischief-with-openwrt


Thanks again!

On 6/20/08, RB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 9:35 AM, Tom Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > My particular application calls for using Squid as a transparent proxy
> > that utilizes a redirector script which unfortunately seems to rule
> > out Polipo and Tinyproxy.
>
>
> Of course - tinyproxy supports 'transparent' proxying but not external
> redirectors; the Polipo FAQ calls you a "fascist pig with a read-only
> mind" for wanting to do transparent (as we call it) proxying, but has
> good support for external redirectors.  Reading through the Polipo
> docs gives me the distinct impression that the author isn't so
> interested in providing what users want but what they think everyone
> should have.
>
> You could try chaining them together (iptables->tinyproxy->polipo),
> but I have no idea whether that would be more resource-intensive than
> just running Squid.  Then again, if you can't get Squid to work...
>
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