Re: [squid-users] -enable-ipf- option

I think you've misread the FAQ. Nowhere does it suggest enabling
ipf-transparent for Linux boxes, because ipf-transparent is intended for
OSes that use ipfilter (which does not include Linux). If you need
transparent operation from a Linux 2.4+ kernel, you need the configure
option --enable-linux-netfilter instead.

schazad choudary wrote:
> Hi All
>
> well after lot of search still confused about the
> option.I am using squid 2.3 stable4 and squid 2.4
> stable3 .Both r running at linux 7.2 and i have
> compiled squid without --enable-ipf-transparent.But
> squid FAQ shos that squid should be compile by this
> option.
>
> It was working fine but now what i gert when open any
> site first it shows page can not be displayed and
> after refreshing the site it shows the actuall page, i
> thought this problem is might be of ipf coz i do not
> have enable the option,but when i try to enable it
> show ipf header file not found etc errors.
>
> So have any one of u face the page can not be display
> for first time or some time ,why its happening.
>
> AND what about --enable-ipf-transparent should i have
> to must compile it for transparent proxy.
>
> LInux is 7.2

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