Closed timsayshey closed 3 years ago
I am sure I have done this before. You can basically provide any squid.conf that you want. You can set up a transparent proxy there. Here is one example of a squid transparent proxy. https://gist.github.com/bogdanr/2aac18e64d794df6f390
From there, just map the corresponding ports and apply an iptables rule to redirect to those ports, exactly as you would if you were doing a normal squid install.
On Fri, Jan 8, 2021 at 9:05 AM Tim Badolato notifications@github.com wrote:
Cool project. As someone totally new to all of this.
Can you provide a quick setup guide?
I'm wanting to set this up as a Transparent Proxy.
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Cool project. As someone totally new to all of this.
Can you provide a quick setup guide?
I'm wanting to set this up as a Transparent Proxy.