for using TPROXY, you should set up triangle routing that sometimes
make headache. if you don't want triangle routing, you could make your
proxy act as bridge.
It's true that we have invisible proxy, for better you could strip off
the squid signature at the below error page by modifyng the source.
Hi,
there's been a lot of talk about TPROXY being added back into the linux
kernel and squid changing to support it.
Currently, we do transparent proxying by policy routing port 80 traffic to
the proxy server then using DNAT (iptables) on the proxy server.
Could someone point me to something
Gavin McCullagh wrote:
Hi,
there's been a lot of talk about TPROXY being added back into the linux
kernel and squid changing to support it.
Currently, we do transparent proxying by policy routing port 80 traffic to
the proxy server then using DNAT (iptables) on the proxy server.
Could
