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Subject: [squid-users] how does squid work as a transparent proxy?
Hello,
I am new to Squid and I'd like to ask a question about its internal
workings when operating as a transparent proxy.
I saw that one configure the host kernel with an iptables rule in the
nat table
On fre, 2008-07-11 at 12:58 +0200, Raphael Maseko wrote:
From what I understand, if you use WCCP, you do not exactly re-write the
packet destination address but you use your router to give your packet a
'coat' or encapsulation without modifying the packet inside the
encapsulation.
Yes.
Hello,
I am new to Squid and I'd like to ask a question about its internal
workings when operating as a transparent proxy.
I saw that one configure the host kernel with an iptables rule in the
nat table with the REDIRECT target to match packets destined to some
port (e.g 80) and redirect
On mån, 2008-07-07 at 19:46 -0400, Peter Djalaliev wrote:
(e.g 3128). From what I understand, when iptables matches a packet
against this rule, it overwrites the packet's destination IP address and
TCP port with, respectively, the local IP address and 3128.
How does Squid (e.g in the case
Hello,
I am new to Squid and I'd like to ask a question about its internal
workings when operating as a transparent proxy.
I saw that one configure the host kernel with an iptables rule in the
nat table with the REDIRECT target to match packets destined to some
port (e.g 80) and redirect
