Thanks Jan. I was able to apply the iptables command after that.
Am trying to use tproxy with squid. But it seems that whenever I try to run both tproxy and squid together, the traffic from my router is not
When using squid, you must set the "tcp_outgoing_address" to some ip address. I can't really tell which one works or which ones don't, fact is - with the bridge address, it works - with the address en route upstream, it should work - with 127.0.0.1, it should not work (I guess) - any other I have not tried En route upstream means: eth0 134.76.13.21/24 eth1 192.168.222.1/24 default gw 134.76.13.254 Then the en-route upstream address is the one on eth0. It might work with 192.168.222.1 too, you gotta try.
being forwarded to the cache server. But after rebooting the system and not applying tproxy everything works well.
Jan Engelhardt --