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Re: Squid 6.6 shows configuration failure: requires TPROXY feature to be enabled by ./configure

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On 2024-07-18 00:25, Jonathan Lee wrote:
How do we enable tproxy in Squid

2024/07/17 21:22:41| Processing: http_port 127.0.0.1:3128 tproxy ...
...
2024/07/17 21:22:41| ERROR: configuration failure: requires TPROXY feature to be enabled by ./configure

As strongly implied by the error message, TPROXY support has to be enabled by using Squid ./configure parameters (among other things). Running ./configure --help does not, unfortunately, contain the word "TPROXY", but searching for "proxy" reveals the following relevant ./configure options:


  --enable-ipfw-transparent
                          Enable Transparent Proxy support for systems using
                          FreeBSD IPFW-style firewalling.
  --enable-ipf-transparent
                          Enable Transparent Proxy support using
                          IPFilter-style firewalling
  --enable-pf-transparent Enable Transparent Proxy support for systems using
                          PF network address redirection.
  --enable-linux-netfilter
                          Enable Transparent Proxy support for Linux
                          (Netfilter)

Pick the one matching your environment and check ./configure output for relevant lines, while keeping in mind that Squid still has a lot of text inconsistencies (e.g., "TPROXY" vs. "tproxy" vs. "Transparent Proxy" vs. "transparent proxying") that require relaxed searching rules. For example:

FreeBSD IPFW-based transparent proxying enabled: no
IPF-based transparent proxying requested: no
PF-based transparent proxying requested: no
IPF-based transparent proxying enabled: no


Searching squid.conf.documented for similar terms may be useful as well.


HTH,

Alex.

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