> Hi, > I've got a problem with my firewall/proxy machine. I'm using iptables to > firewalling packets and squid as proxy server for http on the port 8080. > Each > client in my subnet has the proxy set. > Now one client needs to access a special web service, available at port X > on > server Y thru a set of asp pages. I've enabled the connection thru the > firewall for Y:X, but the client is still unable to connect to the > service. > There are no error from my side, no packet logged, but a TCP_MISS in squid > logs. I have tried to enable and acl as the following: > acl web_service port X > > .... > http_access web_service > > but it's still not working. Any idea? Is the client for this web service the browser? If not - if it's some 3rd-party app - it might not be using the proxy server and trying to connect directy. We had this problem with a product licensing app that had a hard-wired ip address and used socket directly, ignoring the proxy. CD - : send the line "unsubscribe linux-admin" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
