Hi Chris, thx for the reply! =)
Adding something like... acl second_inport myport 7777 always_direct allow second_inport ... above ... never_direct allow all ... should allow clients accessing your proxy through port 7777 to not use the privoxy (and therefore the TOR network), while pushing all other traffic through the anonymizing network.
aha. the 'myport' condition ... grt! ok. if, per your suggestion, i do: acl second_inport myport 7777 always_direct allow second_inport never_direct allow all ... how would then subsequent conditions, e.g.: http_access allow localhost http_access allow INTERNAL_LAN no_cache deny QUERY SSL_ports http_access deny !Safe_ports http_access deny CONNECT !SSL_ports http_access allow PURGE localhost http_access deny PURGE http_access allow manager localhost http_access deny manager header_access Allow allow INTERNAL_LAN header_access Authorization allow INTERNAL_LAN header_access WWW-Authenticate allow INTERNAL_LAN header_access Cache-Control allow INTERNAL_LAN header_access Content-Encoding allow INTERNAL_LAN ..., associated with the port 8888 anonymization route be applied ONLY for that route, and NOT the port 7777 'pass-thru'?
i'm guessing this will require creating ACLs of the correct type(s), and logically JOINing them ...
i.e., effectively:header_access Allow allow (INTERNAL_LAN AND !second_inport)
but, so far, I haven't figured out how to do the boolean logic (still digging tho ...)
thx! & cheers, richard
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