>
> hello,
> there is "frox", which is intercepting (incorrectly called "transparent")
> proxy that can redirect connections through another proxy
as far as i know, frox does not support user authentication.
to make that clear again. i must have authentication on the ftp proxy.
an i found out, that no proxy in the unix world supports parent ftp proxies
and user authentication. ftp-proxy supports user authentication but no
parent proxies. frox suports parent but no user authentication.
i'm looking already sme time for a proxy that supports both features but
there is none. so i thought maybe squid could do the trick with a little
tweaking the configuration. also because it would be possible to use the
same user database. any expirences are welcome.
> There are some applcation proxies - jftpgw, ftp-proxy, but I must warn you
> that the FTP protocol does not support proxies like HTTP. That also means
> that user-provided authentication at proxy level is impossible.
> Teoretically you can authenticate using other protocols (maybe NTLM) that
> authenticate using other channels than FTP connection. You need to check.
i search already a lot and saw all this proxies.
there is no need for http support. squid can do this. i only need an extra
ftp
proxy. but the problem is they all can't support parent und
userauthentication
in combination.
> I hope I helped you a bit.
>
> > Is it possible to use squid for that? I know the documentation.
>
> Squid doesn't support ftp clients, but some clients support fetching files
> via HTTP proxy.
well, i checked that out and it seems that you have to find a client which
then also supports this. are put's also supported over http?
> > I have to use an ftp proxy before TrendMicro's Viruswall.
> >
> > intranet -> ftpproxy -> viruswall -> internet
>
> According to its documentation, frox supports scanning of downloaded files
> for viruses.
well, i don't will change the setup for scanning. setup is as
intranet -> ftp proxy -> viruswall -> internet
> it's not a problem, but you can't use ordinary FTP client - squid is HTTP
> proxy so you'll need HTTP client. (maybe some FTP clients do have such
> extensions)
i tried an "good" ftp client. also gftp and both had problem with listing
directories and uploading files. any hint on an graphical unix client that
supports ftp over http with a parent proxy. or can someone give me an
config example for FTP and squid using a different parent than for http.
so i can try this out again.
Frank
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