Not until someone contributes the code needed to teach Squid how to
use FTP proxies.
However, Some kind of FTP proxies can be used simply with the help of
a redirector. If the FTP proxy works by user@host proxy scheme then
you can use a redirector like this
#!/usr/bin/perl -p
BEGIN { $|=1; }
s%ftp://([^/]*%ftp://anonymous%40$1:[EMAIL PROTECTED]%;
The above revrites
ftp://ftp.example.com/...
to
ftp://ftp%40ftp.example.com:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/...
which translates to
A FTP request to ftp.proxy.server
Login as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
With password "Squid@"
Regards
Henrik
On Friday 24 January 2003 20.18, Eric W. Wallace wrote:
> ...and if so, how?
>
> (I did search the archives, but I couldn't think of a query to
> narrow down from nearly 3,000 references to "FTP proxy".)
>
> The only way (well, acceptable way, that is) to FTP outside of our
> corporate network is to use an FTP proxy on the firewall. Can I
> have Squid send all of it's FTP requests through this FTP proxy?
>
> TIA, ~eric
