On 24/10/2015 9:02 a.m., James White wrote: > I'm literally stumped at this point. The fact TPROXY is working for > IPv4 indicates that I have the necessary setup in place for TPROXY to > at least work, but IPv6 not working is a mystery. Like I said the > Squid box is fully IPv6 capable and clients connecting via 3128 have a > working IPv6 setup. > > I maybe should of mentioned that the server Squid is running on is a > HP Microserver Gen8 it does have multiple NICs, but only eno1 is in > use, eno2 is disabled. I'm pretty sure there is some form of routing > issue at the Squid box, but I've read every bit of information about > TPROXY with IPv6 and I cannot see where I have done something wrong. > Reading many articles on the subject they all hint at the same routing > and ip6tables rules that I am using currently. > > I've tried using the loopback interface and eno1 (main LAN interface) > and they both yield the same results for IPv6 connectivity. > > I hope someone can chime in with some additional > troubleshooting/debugging steps, because I literally have no idea now! > Wish I could give some better help. But there have been a few situations where people have ended up in the same mystery situation with TPROXY and one of us found a solution yet. That was usually on Debian/Ubuntu systems though. Whatever the bug was did seem to get fixed in more recent kernels for them. Amos _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
