> From: Jeremy Bro [SMTP:jeremybro@hotmail.com]
>
> like WS_FTP? If so...do you use login and does there have to be a special
>
> section in the ACL? currently WS_FTP does NOT work.
>
With what proxy? I've already said that squid is not
an ftp proxy.
What I was saying here is that the FTP protocol has no
way of supporting this sort of proxy (proxy get in the
typical ftp client is something completely different,
a third party transfer). You need an extended client
which uses some protocol extension to tell any proxy you
use what it was trying to connect to, or you need whatever
intercepts port 21 to insert this information into the
command stream. (A server can, of course, use the SITE
command for anything, including specifying the target of
a proxied request.)
HTTP proxies do have a mechanism for informing the proxy
of this information and HTTP/1.1 clients and HTTP/1.1 aware
clients will use a Host header even on requests that they
don't expect to be proxied, allowing the proxy to get this
information even if you intercept port 80 and redirect.
Received on Mon Jun 07 1999 - 11:29:10 MDT
This archive was generated by hypermail pre-2.1.9 : Tue Dec 09 2003 - 16:46:46 MST