Vu The Binh a ?crit : > I'm not an expert of squid and linux, but as discussed this afternoon, > iptables could do most of the required things. It is very flexible, and could > be even strong when using conjunction with squid. > I know iptables pretty well, having used it to make "hand-made" firewalls everywhere, but really here I can't see an iptables-only solution. This is because we are talking about public access to remote public website. It's not just about the far most easier usual case of private access to remote public website. So here we need some kind of authentication and iptables basically can't do this.
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