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hi ,
i have squid 2.6 stable with centos 5.8
i want to use tproxy mode sothat the clinets go out with thier ips not the ip of the squid server ??
any help ???
another question , does debian 6.0.6 kernel support the tproxy mode without compiling squid ???
hi ,
thanks very much .
my squid is working ok with transparent and squid guard .
but my request is ,
how to enable " transparent tproxy mode "
which will allow users go access internet with thier ips not the ip of the squid server .
this is just my question .
again ,
does debian 6.0.6 or any other type of debian or ubuntu support transparent tproxy mode without modifying the kernel of the operation system ???
hi ,
thanks very much .
my squid is working ok with transparent and squid guard. but my request is, how to enable "transparent tproxy mode" which will allow users go access internet with thier ips not the ip of the squid server. this is just my question.
Right..and it was answered. Re-read my first reply, and read link #2; from the Squid wiki: http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features..._Configuration
...which tells you what you need to do to configure it. Follow the steps.
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again, does debian 6.0.6 or any other type of debian or ubuntu support transparent tproxy mode without modifying the kernel of the operation system ???
Since one of the steps is compiling a kernel with certain parameters, that tells you the answer is "no".
Right..and it was answered. Re-read my first reply, and read link #2; from the Squid wiki: http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features..._Configuration
...which tells you what you need to do to configure it. Follow the steps.
Since one of the steps is compiling a kernel with certain parameters, that tells you the answer is "no".
hi ,
thanks very much for explanation .
i would like to tell you that i followed steps relative to centos so that it support tproxy .
but now i want to know how the quid will be compiled ,
i mean do i need to compile it after i had modified kernel with tproxy ?
or it is sufficeint to use
yum install squid , and it will work with tproxy ?
hi ,
thanks very much for explanation .
i would like to tell you that i followed steps relative to centos so that it support tproxy .
but now i want to know how the quid will be compiled ,
i mean do i need to compile it after i had modified kernel with tproxy ?
or it is sufficeint to use
yum install squid , and it will work with tproxy ?
hi ,
thanks very much for explanation. i would like to tell you that i followed steps relative to centos so that it support tproxy.
If you already followed the steps for CentOS, why are you asking about Debian?
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but now i want to know how the quid will be compiled, i mean do i need to compile it after i had modified kernel with tproxy? or it is sufficeint to use yum install squid , and it will work with tproxy ?
Again, you need to READ the link. It has a section that TELLS YOU about how to configure Squid, and what options to compile it with. Again, since the instructions tell you to compile with those options, you need to do it. You can TRY to check the package itself, to see if the packager tells you what options it was built with, though.
Spell out your words, please. And thanks, but it tells you essentially the same thing the first link said, except the link you posted is three years old at this point.
Again, if you want it to work, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS. And you have mentioned Debian, but are now following the directions for CentOS...which is it?
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