On Jan 19 2007 20:48, saspan wrote:
>> > cause a browser would not be expecting a reply from a transparent
>> > proxy when waiting for replies to its requests.
>>
>> Huh ?
>
> See: The browser sends http-request to e.g. 99.9.9.9.1:80.
> The request is redirected to proxy on 127.0.0.1:3128.
> Browser waits for reply from 99.9.9.9:80.
> Actually the reply will come from proxy on 127.0.0.1:3128.
>
> Do you see the problem?
What, you wanna tell us that there is a way for the browser to directly connect
to the internet? As in... this ascii graph?
INET
|
SQUID--+
|
BROWSER
-`J'
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