Hello everyone, I'm experimenting with cache_peer directive and node.js:
cache_peer 10.0.0.90 parent 8888 0 no-query no-digest proxy-only name=test
in that port I have a node.js Proxy receiveing connections in the same
host, it extracts some information I need and saves it to a DB, then
redirects Squid with a 302 response with some garbage added to the url.
I use that garbage to match an access list so I can prevent looping.
Squid is working in transparent mode, the problem I'm facing is that if
I don't configure a tcp_outgoing_address Squid does not reach port 8888
on localhost. If I set a tcp_outgoing_address Squid can reach
localhost:8888 but with his own IP address and I need it to be
transparent, I need the real client IP address.
Is there a way to configure tcp_outgoing_address to use the client's IP
when fetching something?
Some config lines that might help:
acl donotredirect url_regex .*56498765123168.*
cache_peer_access test deny donotredirect
acl kk url_regex .*redirectthisstuff.*
cache_peer_access test allow kk
cache_peer_access test deny all
never_direct deny donotredirect
never_direct allow kk
Thanks for your time
Sebastian
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