Micah J. Cowan wrote:
On Thu, Jan 26, 2006 at 01:01:18PM -0600, Ken Bloom wrote:
Ehrhart, Jay wrote:
I have a Linux proxy server filtering all my outbound web traffic. All
traffic leaving the proxy assumes the proxy IP address.
I have an internal web site and I need that web server to see the
originating IP address of my internal web traffic.
How can I make that one IP address or url bypass the proxy? Can I use
Squid or iptables and if so how do I set it up?
In addition to what everyone else said, if it's a transparent proxy that
you have no control over, you can connect by HTTPS. I don't know of any
proxy that can proxy an encrypted connection.
If it's not transparent, it can (the CONNECT method).
But, yeah, I don't see how a transparent one could do that.
Unfortunately (or fortunately), squid WILL proxy SSL and regular web
sessions. It will also proxy other connections like ftp. Squid happens
to be a *very* powerful proxy.
-Mark
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