[squid-users] Unable to find CVS file !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi ,

Can anyone help me to find out the file ?

i checked the following URL
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/squid/?only_with_tag=MAIN#dirlist
but not able locate my info.

Here joe mentioned there is some patch available in CVS squid

I agree with you. Can you tell me the Url where i can check CVS file
which you have mentioned in the mail. If you tell me the URL it will be
very helpful for me to check. Awaiting your reply joe.

I have linux box which is having 2 ethernet card running in bridge mode

In one card i have connected the Least line cable another one is connectd
in the clinet machine(Nt).
Squid server is Running in Linux Box

I have enabled the Iptables like below

iptables -A PREROUTING -t NAT -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports
3128

I am accessing the internet thro NT box.

When we checked the IP Address of the remote server it is showing the
Linux box ip.
Is there any other way to directly display the Client machine ip to the
remote server.
for checking purpose i have used www.maria.com

it is showing the Linux box ip rather then NT box.

Is there any possiblties available in squid.

Kindly help me in this regard. Awaiting your reply

with regards
velu

> (BTW-What you're asking for cannot be done with the current Squid. It
> requires a kernel patch, and a Squid that knows how to interact with
> the patched kernel. You also really don't /want/ to do what you're
> asking.
> It will cause even more problems than it solves. But there are
> patches that have just been imported into the Squid CVS tree that do
> just what you're asking when running on a custom kernel. They are
> untested by me, but reportedly that do work. I can only provide direct
> assistance to you at my usual consulting rate.)
>

1 Joe Cooper1
> I'll be happy to help you with your questions privately at my usual
> consulting rate of $95/hour. Otherwise, please address the appropriate
> forum with queries. I cannot answer private questions for anyone
> other than my clients, as I just don't have enough time in my day to
> do so. I already spend several hours everyday reading and answering
> emails on mailing lists, in addition to my normal client
> communications and development work. By sending directly to me,
> you've avoided my filters that puts mailing list mail into an
> appropriate folder, so I have to deal with the mail individually. It
> is not that I don't want to help you, it is that I can better help you
> and the rest of the Open Source community by using my time wisely.
>
> If you'll send your message to the appropriate mailing list, many
> people will be able to assist you, and I will be able to assist when
> the problem is beyond the general knowledge of the list. We both
> benefit when you ask the appropriate mailing list, as you can tap the
> knowledge of a large pool of people, and I get to ignore questions
> that many people on the list can answer more effectively. It is also
> more helpful to others because your question may be on the mind of
> others, and will be archived and may be found by someone with the same
> problem in the future.
>
> If you are new to Open Source software, and the community that supports
> it, you should read Eric Raymonds excellent article on the subject of
> how to ask questions the smart way:
>
> http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
>
> Good luck.
>
> (BTW-What you're asking for cannot be done with the current Squid. It
> requires a kernel patch, and a Squid that knows how to interact with
> the patched kernel. You also really don't /want/ to do what you're
> asking.
> It will cause even more problems than it solves. But there are
> patches that have just been imported into the Squid CVS tree that do
> just what you're asking when running on a custom kernel. They are
> untested by me, but reportedly that do work. I can only provide direct
> assistance to you at my usual consulting rate.)
>

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Received on Thu Mar 20 2003 - 05:00:40 MST