Re: tinyproxy
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- Subject: Re: tinyproxy
- From: Stephan Balmer <sb@lia.ch>
- Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2007 01:30:38 +0100
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> The connect() function doesn't work. The connection is refused. So how can
> I check if port 8888 (tinyproxy listens on it) can send out http request?
Test first whether you can reach any Internet hosts at all with commands
such as:
ping google.com
wget google.com
on the proxy host. Simply put: if they work, the problem lies with
tinyproxy, if they do not work, your firewall setup is too strict.
In case you have a 'Bind' directive in the tinyproxy.conf, try removing it
or replacing it with
Bind $EXTIP
where $EXTIP is the IP adress of eth0 (your external interface, I presume)
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