Forgive me if I don't know quite what I'm talking about, but isn't
this a job for transparent proxy support under Linux? The help for
it under make menuconfig leads me to believe this is exactly what
you're looking for. And if it's not quite right, then you can help
write/fix code to do what you want there.. :)
> Well, according to the FAQ, the answer is no. I had
> been hoping someone might have had updated information. :-(
>
> I guess the answer is that the FAQ is still correct,
> and Squid cannot handle this case properly. :-( Time
> to start coding. :(
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> >
> > I know y'all are going to tell me to RTFM, so I'll just
> > pull out a whip and flog myself as pennance first anyhow,
> > but I've got a really stupid configuration question:
> >
> > Is it possible to configure squid to transparently
> > intercept ALL http and ftp requests and cache/proxy
> > them without having to modify the end user's browser
> > settings? I.e., all traffic on port 80 on a given
> > link would have to pass through a squid server running
> > on port 80, which would transparently respond to the
> > query without the end browser having to re-formulate
> > the query in cache-friendly manner.
-= Shane Anderson ======== Infrared Solutions, Inc. =-
-= shane@nve.com =============== (612) 551-0003 x29 =-
Received on Wed Sep 10 1997 - 11:47:46 MDT
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