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dlundquist
Transparent proxy not supported on this platform, on Freebsd 11.2
Helo ,
I am trying to create a transparent setup , I am using sniproxy v 0.6.0 from ports on Freebsd 11.2 in my config I am using "user root" never the less I am getting this error in the log: 2018-12-13 00:08:03 Transparent proxy not supported on this platform. 2018-12-13 00:08:03 error parsing /usr/local/etc/sniproxy.conf at 413 near: 2018-12-13 00:08:03 393 .18.35
2018-12-13 00:08:03 400 source client
and of course sniproxy is not starting . please advise .
@clodez The current transparent mode support uses the Linux specific IP_TRANSPARENT option. This is not present it FreeBSD, but there is a similar IP_BINDANY option. I'm not sure how much work it would be to support both, but it shouldn't be too difficult. There is a simply ifdef guarded around setting the transparent proxy in accept_listener_source_address(), and another ifdef guarded setsockopt() in initiate_server_connect().
emm , I will need all the help , if you mean I have to modify the code !? , else tell in details what You really mean !
@clodez I'm a bit taken aback by your tone. I realize English might not be your native language and you don't realize how you come across. I'm not a regular FreeBSD user, I don't consider the transparent proxy feature core functionality, as far as I know you haven't paid anything for this product, and the error message you received was fairly clear that this feature isn't supported on this platform.
If you're willing to assist in testing, I'm willing stand up a FreeBSD machine, and take a look at what it takes to add support for the BSD specific IP_BINDANY socket option. Are you willing to be patient, and test a feature branch?
Nooo o , I am so sorry , I did not mean anything nasty !! by the above ! I honestly meant it was a very long time since I played with any code ! ,I thought it was more of a configuration issue . Anyway I apologize for the tone , and no I don't want to waist your your time since it's not a "feature core functionality" .
Regards Clode.
Count me in on being patient and running a test branch. I'm running most of my things on FreeBSD, sniproxy is still a very notable exception.
