On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 5:02 PM, Alan M. Carroll < a...@network-geographics.com> wrote:
> > > But I am unable to make TS's proxy working for me. Could someone kindly > > tell me what the mi\inimum configurations I should do to make it work? > > You probably need to turn off reverse proxy, which is the default. > Look at > > proxy.config.reverse_proxy.enabled > > and > > proxy.config.url_remap.remap_required > > Try setting both of those to 0. > > You are great Alan! Following your solutions make the Forward Proxy work right away for me with a browser's Explicit Proxy setup. Much appreciated. > > FYI, I have tried it with both Transparent Proxy and Explicit Proxy > setups. > > Neither of them works for me. Keep in mind that the same setups worked > for > > Apache HTTP server, Squid, or Varnish. > > What did you use for trying to enable Transparent Proxy? As far as I > know, all the code to support transparent proxying was removed. > > However, without the browser's Explicit Proxy setup (just use iptables' NAT for a Transparent Proxy), TS does not work. The log file shows that all the HTTP request strings are missing the host-name part. Do you know what it takes to restore or add the transparent proxy code if I want to do it myself? --Joe
