On 23/02/2012 7:59 p.m., Nguyen Hai Nam wrote:
Hi,
The scenario is: [intercept] squid will forward traffic to Privoxy by
cache_peer directive. But I only want forward some *specific* routing
to Privoxy to the unreachable path, the remain Internet traffic is as
usual. Can it?
Yes. If you can create the ACL sequence to define what that "specific"
is. Use cache_peer_access to control what goes to the privoxy cache_peer.
Thanks.
On 2/15/2012 7:26 PM, Amos Jeffries wrote:
The key to all of this is that the traffic goes from point A inside
your network where the clients can reach to some point B outside from
which the domains can be reached.
You could do this with any sort of relay or tunnel service. Squid
only handles HTTP, so the clients other traffic will stay broken. The
type of service you are looking for is usually seen with two Squid
operating with a VPN or TLS tunnel between them, using cache_peer to
pass traffic over it (works just as well as a routed packet path too
if you add NAT).
SOCKS proxy is a good idea, as would be a VPN-like tunnel with yoru
routing sending packets to some outside server acting as a relay router.
Amos
