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22.01.2019 19:51, Alex Rousskov пишет:

It sounds like you misunderstood my questions. I will detail them below.

I suspect that fff...fff comes from %>A (whether that %code comes from
the default url_rewrite_extras in your configuration is unimportant).

%>A is documented to to be a client FQDN. I am not sure, and this is not
documented, but perhaps when the client IP address does not point back
to a domain name, %>A should be a client IP address.

For intermediate certificate downloading transactions, Squid does not
have a client address because those transactions are not initiated by a
client connection to Squid. They are generated internally by Squid. In
such cases, Squid should be sending a dash (-), not 127.0.0.1, not
fff...fff, not localhost, and not anything else that might be
misinterpreted as a client IP address or domain name.

I have not investigated why Squid does not send a dash, or what it would
take to fix Squid, but it is likely that this will be eventually fixed
because lying about client address is a bug. To plan the deployment of
that future fix, it may be useful to know whether the redirector you use
handles a dash value for %>A correctly. You may be able to test that by
configuring url_rewrite_extras explicitly and replacing %>A with a dash.


Thank you for explanation, it is easier for me to contact rejik developer and ask him to pass traffic if client address is "-" as he already did for

fff...fff.  So, I'll inform him that such change is planned and he will be ready :-)

Thank you!


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