---- Original question I am trying to get transparent proxying to work on Solaris 8 in the case where there is no HOST header in a request. ... The ioctl call to read the original destination IP address fails with "invalid parameter".
---- Henrik wrote: This is mainly a queston to the IP-Filter developers on how to make their interface 64/32 bits compatible. In Squid we just make use of IP-Filter if available via the interface provided by IP-Filter, and if this interface does not work then Squid cannot use it. To compile Squid as 64 bit see your compiler manual on how to compile applications as 64 bit, then adjust the Squid build process accordingly either by setting CFLAGS when running configure (see configure --help) or by editing the generated Makefiles afterwards. ---------- Follow-up question I built my squid 2.3 in 64-bits and the transparent proxying with no HOST header (IPF_TRANSPARENT) worked. Is anyone else running 64-bit squid on Solaris? Thanks Gary Price ICT
