HI Balazas, While going throgh Zorp's mailing archieve, I noticed someone had asked that which linux distribution should be used and reply was that most of you were using it on Debian. I am in the process of installing it on Redhat 8.0. Have you heard from anyone if there is some problem with RH8.0 for zorp+tproxy.Are there some guys who are using it on Redhat? Thanks, Nitin --- Balazs Scheidler <bazsi@balabit.hu> wrote:
On Thu, Apr 24, 2003 at 01:29:56AM -0700, nitin panjwani wrote:
Balazas, I got it compiled. seems like I was using broken iptable. One more thing Readme says I will have to install iptable_tproxy.o module. But when I do "insmod iptable_tproxy " I get the output that no module by that name doesn't exist.
While compiling kernel I said yes to all tproxy options, which means they have been compiled with my kernel image not as loadable module. Does it mean I don't have to load iptable_tproxy module or this is created after doing make KERNELDIR=/usr/src/linux I am new to all this please.
yes, your kernel contains the iptable_tproxy module built in, so you don't need to load it explicitly. However Zorp detects whether you have tproxy support by attempting to load a module. This will change in the future, but currently it won't recognize your system as one with tproxy support. (squid might do it differently)
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