[SQU] enable-ipf-transparent necessary?

We have a couple of squid (2.3stable4) cache hosts (Solaris 8/x86) on the
external interface of an Allot NetEnforcer.

The original build of squid didn't include --enable-ipf-transparent, but
we installed IPfilt (3.4.16) later, with the following NAT rule:

rdr iprb0 0.0.0.0/0 port 80 -> <cache_host_ip> port 3128 tcp

It seems to work fine. The NetEnforcer sends HTTP directly to the cache,
which happily processes and requests and behaves normally.

Is enable-ipf-transparent necessary, then? It doesn't seem to be.
Further, I can't get squid to compile anyway--the varargs problem is
solved, but the redec of 'Counters' isn't. Any ideas?

Wyman Miles
Senior Systems Administrator, Rice University, Texas.
(713) 348-5827, e-mail:wymanm@rice.edu, pager:wymanm@pager.rice.edu

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