Hello Moemen,
unless I got this wrong this isn't the setup I search for. I don't need haproxy
to *be* a proxy but rather *use* a proxy while serving content over http as a
reverse proxy
Perhaps I should have given the thread this name
Am 11. Dezember 2017 16:56:12 MEZ schrieb Moemen MHEDHBI <mmhed...@haproxy.com>:
>
>
>On 11/12/2017 15:02, Gbg wrote:
>> I need to contact applications through a socks or http proxy.
>>
>> My current setup looks like this but only works when the Computer
>> haproxy runs on has direct Internet connection (which is not the case
>> in our datacenter, I tried this at home)
>>
>> frontend main
>> bind *:8000
>> acl is_extweb1 path_beg -i /policies
>> acl is_extweb2 path_beg -i /produkte
>> use_backend externalweb1 if is_extweb1
>> use_backend externalweb2 if is_extweb2
>>
>> backend externalweb1
>> server static www.google.com:80 check
>>
>> backend externalweb2
>> server static www.gmx.net:80 check
>>
>> There is an SO post which addresses the same question and provides
>> some more details:
>>
>https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47605766/use-haproxy-as-an-reverse-proxy-with-an-application-behind-internet-proxy
>
>
>
>Hi Gbg,
>
>For this to work you need the client (browser for example) to be aware
>of the forward proxy.
>So first you need to configure the client to use HAProxy as a forward
>proxy, then in the HAProxy conf you need to use the forward proxy in
>the
>backend and the configuration may look like this:
>
>frontend main
>bind *:8000
>acl is_extweb path_beg -i /policies /produkte
>use_backend forward_proxy if is_extweb
>default_backend another_backend
>
>backend forward_proxy
> server static < IP-of-the-forward-proxy > : < Port > check
>
>
>++
>
>Moemen MHEDHBI
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