Closed realdeeguy closed 3 years ago
what are you using the webproxy for?
what are you using the webproxy for?
Web Browsing ... Does that matter ?
no, just curious as I've not seen the need to use it for anything
no, just curious as I've not seen the need to use it for anything
I have webproxy added in firefox as proxy when I need to go that route.
I take it it’s for using the VPN connection? Why not just use the VPN directly then? Well, anyway, this is beside the point. I don’t see any config issues
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no, just curious as I've not seen the need to use it for anything
I have webproxy added in firefox as proxy when I need to go that route.
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On Tue, Jan 19, 2021 at 12:58 Patrick Kishino patrick.a.kishino@gmail.com wrote:
I take it it’s for using the VPN connection? Why not just use the VPN directly then? Well, anyway, this is beside the point. I don’t see any config issues
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no, just curious as I've not seen the need to use it for anything
I have webproxy added in firefox as proxy when I need to go that route.
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Thanks. I have attached the logs now
I need specific web traffic to go via VPN and not everything hence using it as web proxy via browser only.
check the tinyproxy config file inside the container to check if the config is correct
check the tinyproxy config file inside the container to check if the config is correct
I have checked the tinyproxy.conf file and have also attached a copy. Don't see any issues.
I have the same problem. After an update to latest, proxy stopped working. I use it a lot. Turned on log files in config and this is what I found ... got this error from a clean install on debian 10 and OMV5.5. CONNECT Jan 24 17:29:21 [52]: Connect (file descriptor 7): 172.16.5.109 [172.16.5.109] CONNECT Jan 24 17:29:21 [50]: Connect (file descriptor 7): 172.16.5.109 [172.16.5.109] ERROR Jan 24 17:29:51 [52]: read_request_line: Client (file descriptor: 7) closed socket before read. ERROR Jan 24 17:29:51 [50]: read_request_line: Client (file descriptor: 7) closed socket before read. ERROR Jan 24 17:29:51 [50]: Error reading readable client_fd 7 ERROR Jan 24 17:29:51 [52]: Error reading readable client_fd 7 WARNING Jan 24 17:29:51 [52]: Could not retrieve request entity WARNING Jan 24 17:29:51 [50]: Could not retrieve request entity
closing this, please create a new issue (and fill in issue template) if this is still a problem
_VPN-Test_logs.txt Not able to connect to the web proxy. Everything was working fine yesterday (when I last used it) and today the only thing I changed was moved the docker folder "/var/lib/docker" to my ssd (connected via usb). All the containers are working fine after that move. I don't feel the move has anything to do with it but I thought of mentioning this as I am still learning the docker world and might not be aware of other things that I should have done with the move.
About the environment: Running Docker under OMV 5.5 on a RPi4
Below is the docker compose file I am using.
version: 2.4 services: VPN: container_name: VPN-Trans network_mode: bridge image: haugene/transmission-openvpn:latest volumes: