> The problem now is to force users working locally on the proxy to go
> through Squid because I cannot give the command:
Some suggestions:
1) Specify a proxy for the local programs like wget, ncftp, lynx, etc.
If you have nothing to do, it can help you get to know the syntax
of these files. Either add the proxy config stuff in the "rc files".
ie. /etc/wgetrc, /etc/lynx.cfg
or set up the proxy environment variables i.e HTTP_PROXY, etc.
2) Are you sure local NAT works in iptables? Its been a long time since
i've read the man page, but I remember from my earlier days that
local NAT did not work. I also remember that later there was a workaround
and the new versions may support it.
3) The "-i" option is quite helpful for iptables wherein you can specify
the "input" interface to match packets. So you qualify packets better.
--
Rohan
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