Hi list.
Someone mailed me the solution to my problem (see the attachement)
Finally, the configuration of firewall was good, something was missing
in my squid configuration.
Thanks to all for you help.
Regards,
Manu
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Manu,
I saw your message on the LTSP archive. I'm not subscribed, so I
thought I'd mail you directly.
I have a transparent proxy working as a separate machine from the
clients. Compared to your setup, a couple things I noticed:
> # iptables -A OUTPUT -o eth0 -p tcp --dport www -t nat -j REDIRECT
--to 3128
On my firewall setup, the syntax is --to-ports . I'm not sure that
makes a difference...
Secondly, it seems that squid might be getting the request, but is
denying the request. What are your acls like?
On my server (Debian Lenny with Squid3), this works:
acl Transparent myportname translocal
...
http_access allow Transparent
...
http_port 192.168.1.65:3129 transparent name=translocal
where the http_access line show up before any of the http_access deny
lines that block access.
I think you'll have to have the http_port be 127.0.0.1 (that's the
address for locally-generated REDIRECT) but that's probably set up
correctly already since the request is making it to Squid.
Hope this helps,
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Earl Tom
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