Peter Farrow <peter@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> You can always use a transparent proxy if you want inetnet
> access, but don't want all ports with direct access
> outbound...
Okay, step back a bit. I am _not_ asking why people use
proxy services. Going back to the SELinux thread, I figured
you'all would pick up on the fact that I _deny_all_ outgoing
by _default_.
That means there _is_ a proxy server, if not an advanced
filtering layer-7 gateway, that users _must_ go through.
I'm just saying that I don't use transparent proxy
redirection. In fact, most of the nodes on my network are
setup with_out_ a default gateway. That removes a lot of
issues. ;->
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