Your proxy is acting as a client for your user, it's normal that the final
server sees only the proxy's IP as the user never reach himself the server.
But the client's IP is available in the http headers as the X-Forwarded-For
field. You need to set forwarded_for on in your squid.conf to enable it
--- Stéphane Davy - Consultant Alcôve Daan Kerkhofs <D.Kerkhofs@edpnet.net Pour : "'squid-users@squid-cache.org'" <squid-users@squid-cache.org> > cc : Objet : [squid-users] Squid possibilities and config 11/05/2004 14:58 > Hey Guys, > > I'm having the following problem here. I want to install a proxy server > for my users. > All users have public ip adresses, so there is no NAT involved here. > The user must be able to choose if he wants to use the proxy server or not > (by adding it to his internet explorer or whatever), so he has to be able > to surf with AND without the proxy server. > So far this all worked for me, but here is the catch. Whenever the use > decides to server with the proxy server enable, he surfs to all pages with > the ip of the proxy server, instead of his own ip. > How can I config squid so that the user visits pages with his own ip > instead of the proxy's ip when he has the proxy enabled in his browser. > Because letting users surf with a hidden ip is begging for abuse ;) > > Thanks a lot > DaanReceived on Tue May 11 2004 - 09:22:57 MDT
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