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> Date: Thu, 6 Nov 1997 08:18:42 +0100
> From: "Magossa'nyi A'rpa'd" <mag_at_bunuel.tii.matav.hu>
> To: Steve Kann <stevek_at_SteveK.COM>
> CC: linux-net_at_vger.rutgers.edu, firewall-wizards_at_nfr.net
> Subject: Re: IP transparent proxies (source).
[dd]
> make building new proxies more easy. (And modified versions, as I guess
> every one of us have another view on the http-gw issue. Should it allow only
> standard html? What extensions to allow? What to do with java/activex?)
> It is also an opportunity to handle policies depending on source _and_
> destination. With Gauntlet it is a little tricky to do in a clean way.
I think the latest fwtk http-gw does nearly everything you really need, so
it is a good idea to implement similar features. But - i have to use _two_
http proxies on my firewall: squid for caching purposes and http-gw to enforce
security policy for some machines. And i don't like that much. Maybe it is
better to integrate http-gw features into squid? I'd like this way!
[dd]
> In what extent it is OK to use the same configuration method as TIS?
I don't think configuration file format is copyrighted ;) So more
compatibility is better.
And.. it _should_ compile on xBSD ;)
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Received on Nov 08 1997