Re: [Ziproxy-users] ziproxy chain problems
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From: Daniel M. C. <da...@gm...> - 2023-06-22 01:09:48
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Antonis, I'm surprised someone is using Ziproxy nowadays, considering that most of the web traffic is HTTPS. And Ziproxy just passes-thru encrypted data. Unless, of course, you're using SSL decryption. But that does not look like your case. You are right, Ziproxy does not chain CONNECT method (the one used when accessing HTTPS through a proxy) to NextProxy, and that is due to an explicit provision in the code to avoid that. Anyways, I've attempted to quickly ammend the code in order to support that, but something is still broken. It has been years since I really did something relevant in the code, and the past usefulness of this project is no more (if someone disagrees, I would like hear why). Em Wed, 21 Jun 2023 17:32:52 +0300 Antonis Tsolomitis <ant...@gm...> escreveu: > > Hi, I try to go from ziproxy to squid and then to the Internet and it > does not work. I set in ziproxy.conf > > NextProxy="squid-server-IP" > NextPort=3128 > > but it does not work. Ziproxy goes directly to the https site. > > When I use the similar configuration with privoxy (forward to the > squid server) everything works fine. I know because the squid server > has access to some special services of our University, but it is > restricted to accept connections from our internal network only. > > I would like to use a ziproxy installation with open access to the > internet, password protected (AuthMode=1) in our internal network. So > from > > client to ziproxy, from ziproxy to squid-server and then to the > restricted services. > > Is there any other special configuration needed for such a setup? > > I have tested it on current (up-to-date) Manjaro Linux and Ubuntu > 18.04LTS. Both fail. > > Thank you, > > Antonis. > > |