> tis 2007-04-17 klockan 21:52 +1000 skrev Edward C. Jakosalem: > >> I actully just need squid to act as transparent proxy so I can log >> traffic. > > Then you must let it do so. This requires having the traffic redirected > to the proxy. Using a mirror port will not do the job as it only echoes > the traffic in a way suitable to be analysed by a packet monitor, not in > a way that a proxy can act on the traffic. That's what I've been thinking all this time. > >> I don't care how squid will do this, I just need the logs. And >> the reason why we use the mirrored port is that we don't want browsing >> affected in case this server goes down. > > Sounds like WCCP could be an option for you. This makes the router > automatically bypass the proxy when down. Will surely look at WCCP. But I doubt if someone will agree with me. But I will still try. > >> We specifically need the Squid log format that's why we want to make >> this >> work with squid. My boss doesn't want it any other way. :-( > > Log formats can be transformed with little or no effort, it's just text. > The tricky part is getting the right information at the right place, not > the log format. That absolutely correct. Thanks Henrik. > > Regards > Henrik >
