On Mon, May 14, 2007, Facundo Vilarnovo wrote: > Dear Squid users: > Alter a successful install with squid and wccp everything Works > fine, but the other day it come to us a request from a client, that says > "when I go to http://whatsmyip.org/ , the url says that the client ip > address (origin) is the ip of the squid. It seems that we can't find why > this is... > Is this a normal behavior for squid? Or I'm missing something in > the configuration file, some option? > We also try with the "tproxy" value instead "transparent", but > it doesn't seem to work at all. Thats the correct behaviour for normal WCCP transparent proxying. You're redirecting client traffic to the proxy; so the client doesn't know its speaking via an intermediary. You have to do more than just enable tproxy; you have to: * do a bit of googling for Squid+TPROXY; * patch your kernel + iptables to have tproxy support; * configure WCCPv2 (and squid too) to redirect traffic both from your clients and from internet webservers to your proxy/proxies; * make sure Squid's setup right to do tproxy'ing. I keep asking for some examples from people who have it working, but noone seems willing to step up and help me write some documentation.. Adrian
