Hi,
I have a centos 5.3 with shorewall 4.2.10 and transparent squid...(REDIRECT
loc3128 tcp 80 - !192.168.1.254)
It's working fine with 2 NIC, eth0 - net and eth1 - loc
Now I need configure other ISP only for access the system in datacenter - ip
200.XXX.XXX.240 (HTTP and HTTPS)...
sounds like you need ACCEPT+ rules in your rules file.
Jayme Sanches wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a centos 5.3 with shorewall 4.2.10 and transparent
> squid...(REDIRECT loc3128 tcp 80 - !192.168.1.254)
>
> It's working fine with 2 NIC, eth0 - net and eth1 - loc
>
> Now I need configur
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Christ Schlacta wrote:
> sounds like you need ACCEPT+ rules in your rules file.
Or simply list the data center as an exception in the ORIGINAL DEST
column of the REDIRECT rule:
e.g., !200.XXX.XXX.240
The Shorewall Squid page should be clear
But de rules are not same for the previous configuration?
2009/8/23 Christ Schlacta
> sounds like you need ACCEPT+ rules in your rules file.
>
> Jayme Sanches wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have a centos 5.3 with shorewall 4.2.10 and transparent
> > squid...(REDIRECT loc3128 tcp 80 - !19
Jayme Sanches wrote:
> But de rules are not same for the previous configuration?
What is happening is this:
- Traffic to 200.xxx.xxx.240:80,443 is being redirected to the proxy.
- The proxy tries to connect to 200.xxx.xxx.240.
- Your tcrules entry doesn't deal with connections originating on the
It's working. The problem was adsl connection. Thanks.
2009/8/23, Tom Eastep :
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> Christ Schlacta wrote:
>> sounds like you need ACCEPT+ rules in your rules file.
>
> Or simply list the data center as an exception in the ORIGINAL DEST
> column of
