> >> 1) Using iptables, how can I disable outgoing access to port 80. This > >> is > >> necessary to ensure that the browser is configured to use the proxy > >> port at 3128. Otherwise, they can bypass squid and I'd never know. > > ST> You could set the default policies to DROP for forward. After which > ST> you only allow those ports you want to work. > > Hmmmm. Since all I want to is to redirect port 80 and not do anything at all > for other ports, this sounds like alot of work. I really just want to affect > port 80 and leave everything else alone.
I may be a bit late on this, as you already have viable answers to what you want to do, but you may like to read the transparent proxy howto on the LDP, as from memory, this showed you how to FORCE HTTP/FTP requests via Squid, and the users will never know. i.e. outgoing port 80 will transparently re-direct through squid's default of 3128. Maybe a 'cleaner' way of doing the above? Can't help you out further than that as I've read it ages ago, not actually tried it. -- Edward Dekkers (Director) Triple D Computer Services Pty. Ltd. 822 Rowley Road Oakford W.A. 6121 +61 8 9397-1040 ABN: 33 635 238 024 _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
