> On Sat, Sep 08, 2007, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote: > >> neither one. it's a different, RFC'ed protocol. I would not say that >> someone >> tries to use IRC via your proxy server. I'd say either someone is trying >> to >> use your proxy server as IRC server (do you run on port 6667 or 7000?), >> or >> you are running intercepting proxy and someone's trying to connect IRC >> server running on port 80. >> >> Hmmm, should we make IRC protocol support to squid? ;-) > > Sure. :) > > Although SMTP should be high on the list if you're looking for protocols > to "proxy" and do content inspection/tricky routing on.
Followed closely by TOR, MMS, and NNTP. > (And no, don't put that in the main squid process. :) Definitely after the module issues have been decided. Amos
