Thanks for the great write-up.
On 2011/05/07 16:54, Reyk Floeter wrote:
> It is not directly related to the way of
> accepting connections on a) and it doesn't really matter if it is via
> rdr-to, divert-to or a direct listener on a public IP address.
Ah, this makes s
Hi,
I agree that the "transparent" keyword is not really documented.
The "transparent" keyword enables the use of the SO_BINDANY socket
option that was added a few releases ago. It is an option for relays
to use the IP address of the client as the source of the forwarded
connection instead of th
Derek Buttineau csolve.net> writes:
> I'm attempting to setup a reverse proxy using relayd using the
> transparent forward to configuration (non-transparent works fine)
> under OpenBSD 4.4.
Following up to an old mail...but since nobody has ever posted how
to get this working I imagine pretty
I'm attempting to setup a reverse proxy using relayd using the
transparent forward to configuration (non-transparent works fine)
under OpenBSD 4.4.
My configuration is as follows:
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#
# Macros
#
relayd_addr="127.0.0.1"
elrond="10.10.19.4"
celebrian="10.10.19.5"
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