On Wednesday 22 April 2020 at 15:48:57, Dawood Aijaz wrote:
> "a*ll I want from squid proxy is to intercept FTP and expose all the FTP
> data "*
I think you're looking at the wrong tool for a job like this.
When you say "intercept" it sounds like you want something which will act in
between an FTP client and an FTP server, without either of them being
configured to use it or knowing that it is there.
Squid is not such a thing. It *can* be made work in intercept mode for HTTP,
but not (as far as I know) for FTP.
When you say "expose all the FTP data", the simplest approach to this might be
a packet capture application on your router (such as tshark), getting data
from ports 20 and 21 (although active FTP mode would make this considerably
more challenging).
Maybe you want to look at a tool such as frox. It's an old project, but then
FTP is an old protocol (and frankly I'm surprised that anyone wants to use
something so insecure these days).
Best wishes,
Antony.
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