On Thu, 22 Mar 2001 11:53:47 +0200, you wrote:
>Yes it is possible. Linux has supported transparent ftp proxying for
>some time however it is a requirement that the linux box be on the
>default route for the ftp traffic so it can grab the packets, check
>the original destination and proxy the traffic. There are non-transparent
I've using transparent http proxy with squid. Iptables is not the
problem, I know how to redirect, etc. What I need is the proxy-program
itself. I think squid doesn't perform this type of proxying. Am I
wrong?
>Check out the masquerading faqs and/or the new netfilter documentation
>for info on getting linux boxes to 'proxy' ftp.
I've read all advanced routing docs: the advanced routing howto
itself, iptables packet filtering howto and iptables nat howto. But I
haven't seen anything regarding ftp-proxying. Any little help, please
:)
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