On 15.08.2012 08:10, Eliezer Croitoru wrote:
On 8/14/2012 10:06 PM, David Hembree wrote:
Hey Eliezer, yes we need tproxy working. This proxy is to act as a
"man in the middle" for some users who won't know it's there (i.e.
clients don't need to be configured) to endpoints off our network,
i.e. public sites on the internet http and https that we allow
for that you wont need tproxy but just intercept.
for https it's more complicated and you will need ssl-bump and CA
publication to the clients computers.
Also a 3.2 series Squid for HTTPS intercept to work without errors.
NP: 3.2.1 will be packaged in a few hours.
I have used little redhat but indeed centos and fedora and if the lib
is missing you can weither compile them manually or to find the right
package because on all redhat flavor linux i have used with squid you
can get a package of libcap and libcap2.
The latest 3.1 require libcap version 2.09 or later.
I'm updating the configure output now to reflect this in the next
packages.
Amos
