On 27.01 16:03, spcatch55 wrote:
> The users use a windows ssh client (like PuTTY) to log
> into my linux server that runs squid. Their PuTTY is
> forwarding their port 3128 to my squid server (so port
> 3128 isnt visible through the firewall). Their
> browser is setup with a proxy of localhost port 3128.
>
> Is that the same scenario, where everything is
> encrypted and squid can't log anything more meaningful
> than 127.0.0.1 ?
you can log their ident string, if ident runs on the machine where they log
on. And if they log to different accounts.
However I found this setup a bit obscure, what's the reason for having it
this way?
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