In case you used squid 2.5 to create a transparent proxy and you decided to switch to 2.6 or this is the first time you try to set up a transparent proxy and most\/all of the tutorials out there are for squid 2.5 here is a brief howto for this setup.<\/p>\n
In squid 2.6 the configuration options: To activate transparent proxy in squid 2.6 all you have to do is use the \"tranparent\" option on http_port. Something like:<\/p>\n Of course squid has to be compiled with transparent proxy support for netfilter (iptables) by adding --enable-linux-netfilter to the .\/configure line, the linux kernel needs to be compiled with netfilter and you will also need a rule in iptables that will redirect packets from your local network interface with a destination port 80 to the port squid is listening on.<\/p>\n Assuming your local network interface is eth1 and squid listens on port 3128 here is the rule that has to be added to iptables:<\/p>\n In case you used squid 2.5 to create a transparent proxy and you decided to switch to 2.6 or this is the first time you try to set up a transparent proxy and most\/all of the tutorials out there are for squid 2.5 here is a brief howto for this setup. In squid 2.6 the … Continue reading squid 2.6 transparent proxy<\/span>
\nhttpd_accel_host
\nhttpd_accel_port
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\nhttpd_accel_uses_host_header
\n are not defined anymore ( see squid 2.6 release notes<\/a> ), so if you are using them in your config file squid will give you an error like \"<\/span>parseConfigFile: line 41 unrecognized: 'httpd_accel_host virtual'\" and will refuse to start.<\/span><\/p>\nhttp_port 3128 transparent<\/code><\/p><\/blockquote>\niptables -A PREROUTING -i \"eth1\" -p tcp \u00e2\u20ac\u201cdport 80 -j REDIRECT \u00e2\u20ac\u201cto-port 3128 <\/code><\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"