That's pretty much it. Those 2 configs are the only ones I read that should serve the purpose. Did you actually make it to work on your server? Did you have to compile squid with '--enable-ipf-transparent'? Thanks for your reply Paul. TIA, Edward > What options did you configure your squid with, as I had a similar issue > on FreeBSd and transparent proxy, and did not configure > --enable-ipf-transparent > > cheers > > On Tue, 2007-04-17 at 20:55 +1000, Edward C. Jakosalem wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I have posted this same problem before but I want to post it again >> because >> I am pressured to make this work with Squid. I know that Squid's use is >> either an accelerator or proxy or both. But we want Squid to _only_ >> capture web traffic and log them, that's all. As such, I have configured >> my server to act as transparent proxy. >> >> My server is running Fedora 5 with Squid 2.6 (just downloaded and >> installed the latest version today). I also have 2 ethernet cards on >> this >> server: >> eth0 - public IP >> eth2 - private IP and is directly connected to a router's _mirrored_ >> port. I can confirm that there is traffic originating from this >> interface. >> >> My squid.conf contains the following line which makes it a transparent >> proxy: >> http_port 3128 transparent >> >> Also according to the docs, I added the following line to my iptables: >> -A PREROUTING -i eth2 -p tcp -m tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports >> 3128 >> >> With this setup, my server should be up and capturing data from eth2. >> But >> I still don't see any traffic being logged by Squid. I have configured >> my >> browser to use this proxy server to check if it works and it does. >> >> So what else do I need to do. >> >> TIA, >> Edward >> >> >> _____________________________________ >> The vine Jane!!! The VINE!!! - Tarzan >> >> >> >> > >
