Dear Henrik,
I have added X-Forwarded-For in httpd.conf and It worked.. thank you very
much.. :),
Please help me in another aspect..
IN access.log of squid, I never get the full url with the values passed,
I mean say the actual URL be
http://xyz.com/getfile.asp?ID=xyz.pdf
and what access.log logs is
-----So I never get the actual filename which my client accessed through
squid..
Please help on this..
Regards,
Deeptish
On Fri, 16 Aug 2002, Deeptish Dey wrote:
:)
:)Dear Henrik,
:)
:)Thank you. those tests shows
:)
:)HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR=172.16.0.32
:)
:)Which is what I intend to advertise, and which was on by default by
:)squid.conf,
:)But would you also tell me how to include this information in
:)httpd/access.log .or in some other log file. I am using apache.. so that
:)the server may have this
:)Http_X_forwarded_for information logged. I understand that this is about
:)configuration of httpd.. but please help. If I can log this piece of
:)information... in my http log.. I can tell to those server administrators
:)so that they stop warning us.
:)
:)thanks agains,
:)
:)Regards,
:)
:)Deeptish
:)
:)
:)
:)On Wed, 14 Aug 2002, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
:)
:):)You can try
:):)
:):) http://deve.squid-cache.org/cgi-bin/test
:):)
:):)or
:):)
:):) http://cache.jp.apan.net/cgi-bin/proxy-checker/showenv-proxy.cgi
:):)
:):)Regards
:):)Henrik
:):)
:):)Deeptish Dey wrote:
:):)> Dear Henrik,
:):)>
:):)>
:):)> That option is already there and by default on, but still such warning
:):)> from those sites are on. Can I test It somehow? I have tried to lookinto
:):)> access log of the a local server but it only showes the proxy ip ( and not
:):)> the one where original req was originated).
:):)>
:):)> Please also address the 2nd issue..
:):)>
:):)> Thankx
:):)>
:):)> Regards,
:):)>
:):)> Deeptish
:):)>
:):)> On Wed, 14 Aug 2002, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
:):)> :)Deeptish Dey wrote:
:):)> :)
:):)> :)> is it possible to configure squid in such a way so that each request
:):)> : would )> include the origin IP of the client in the http header?
:):)> :)
:):)> :)Squid does by default unless you disable this in squid.conf...
:):)> :)
:):)> :)See the forwarded_for directive (default on)
:):)> :)
:):)> :)Regards
:):)> :)Henrik
:):)> :)
:):)
:)
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