On 2013-12-02 12:33, Till Dörges wrote:
After looking at
http://wiki.squid-cache.org/ConfigExamples/Intercept/IptablesPolicyRoute
my
understanding is that I have to make sure the HTTP traffic that shall
be proxied
transparently has to be routed without any changes (src ip, dst ip,
...) to Squid.
However, I only control the first router (R1) between the client (C)
and S (Squid):
C --> R1 --> R2 --> ... --> S
\-> Internet
So, whatever the routing decision on R1 may be, R2 is likely to ignore
it.
Is there any way to get the 3.1 behavior back? (Short of downgrading
to squid 3.1?)
Or is there any other way for HTTP traffic from C to be proxied
transparently by
Squid? Right now I can only think of setting up a tunnel (I do have
control over S)
but hopefully there's an easier way.
No sorry. The best way in these circumstances is a tunnel from R1 to S.
Amos
