rtmp can be used on squid with a big BUT.
since rtmp is a tcp protocol you must allow a CONNECT and destination
ports to be used through the proxy.
but it's not such a safe and good idea to do so.
since the squid box is a router in your case and you will intercept
the port 80\443 rtmp will not
On 8/12/2012 11:26 AM, J Webster wrote:
rtmp can be used on squid with a big BUT.
since rtmp is a tcp protocol you must allow a CONNECT and destination
ports to be used through the proxy.
but it's not such a safe and good idea to do so.
since the squid box is a router in your case and you will
Is there a way to push all openvpn connections using http ports through
a transparent squid and how?
Also, can I log which openvpn certificate/client is accessing which
pages in this way?
I assume I would have to use an alternative port or use firewall rules
to only allow squid connections from
On 11/08/12 08:20, J Webster wrote:
Is there a way to push all openvpn connections using http ports
through a transparent squid and how?
Also, can I log which openvpn certificate/client is accessing which
pages in this way?
I assume I would have to use an alternative port or use firewall rules
But once the tunnel reaches the OpenVPN server, you can direct port 80
and 443 traffic from it via the proxy server can't you?
Once it gets to the OpenVPN server (where you would also have the proxy
server), isn't it decrypted?
Lots of companies have VPN tunnels and then route web traffic
On 8/11/2012 2:57 PM, J Webster wrote:
But once the tunnel reaches the OpenVPN server, you can direct port 80
and 443 traffic from it via the proxy server can't you?
Once it gets to the OpenVPN server (where you would also have the proxy
server), isn't it decrypted?
Lots of companies have VPN
But once the tunnel reaches the OpenVPN server, you can direct port 80
and 443 traffic from it via the proxy server can't you?
Once it gets to the OpenVPN server (where you would also have the proxy
server), isn't it decrypted?
Lots of companies have VPN tunnels and then route web traffic
On 11/08/12 14:27, Eliezer Croitoru wrote:
On 8/11/2012 2:57 PM, J Webster wrote:
But once the tunnel reaches the OpenVPN server, you can direct port 80
and 443 traffic from it via the proxy server can't you?
Once it gets to the OpenVPN server (where you would also have the proxy
server), isn't
On 8/11/2012 6:15 PM, J Webster wrote:
But once the tunnel reaches the OpenVPN server, you can direct port 80
yes as the machine is a router.
SNIP
of course you can.
it's a basic IPTABLES rules and since openvpn uses a tunX interface
you can intercept all traffic from the tunX interface to the
squid is a http proxy and not rtmp.
rtmp use other ports then 80\443 and cannot be used over squid(you can
if it's tcp and you allow CONNECT and unsafe ports which is not safe..
and will make the vpn connection vulnerable and maybe useless)
if you have a solid reason to do so it can be a nice
On 8/11/2012 8:23 PM, J Webster wrote:
squid is a http proxy and not rtmp.
rtmp use other ports then 80\443 and cannot be used over squid(you can
if it's tcp and you allow CONNECT and unsafe ports which is not safe..
and will make the vpn connection vulnerable and maybe useless)
if you have a
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