Re: Transparent proxying with HTTP::Proxy

What issues are you experiencing? What have you done to debug those issues? HTTP Debugger and WWW::ProxyChecker might be a good place to start.

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Re^2: Transparent proxying with HTTP::Proxy by r1n0 (Beadle) on Feb 26, 2010 at 02:31 UTC
Today, after running quite a bit of testing and collection of traffic, I added an option to my HTTP::Proxy setup and it worked well, as I suspected it would. I was a little concerned about my iptables setup on linux, to force packets to the proper port, but that wasn't the problem. What I ended up doing was set the max_keep_alive_requests to 1, and everything was smooth from that point forward. I will continue to learn about this module, and have additional questions. I will be posting another question before the end of the night. I really like the module and enjoy using it. My thanks to the author!!	[reply]

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Re^2: Transparent proxying with HTTP::Proxy
by r1n0 (Beadle) on Feb 26, 2010 at 02:31 UTC

Today, after running quite a bit of testing and collection of traffic, I added an option to my HTTP::Proxy setup and it worked well, as I suspected it would. I was a little concerned about my iptables setup on linux, to force packets to the proper port, but that wasn't the problem. What I ended up doing was set the max_keep_alive_requests to 1, and everything was smooth from that point forward. I will continue to learn about this module, and have additional questions. I will be posting another question before the end of the night. I really like the module and enjoy using it. My thanks to the author!!

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