At the moment it's only for transparent mode because this feature is just an iptables rule which prevents the listed IPs from beeing redirected. The difference between standard mode and transparent mode is just that one redirect in iptables. In standard/user mode you do not have such a redirect, so you also can not bypass the redirect. So this feature works only for transparent mode.
[ QUOTE ] At the moment it's only for transparent mode because this feature is just an iptables rule which prevents the listed IPs from beeing redirected. The difference between standard mode and transparent mode is just that one redirect in iptables. In standard/user mode you do not have such a redirect, so you also can not bypass the redirect. So this feature works only for transparent mode.
Xeno
[/ QUOTE ] AFAIK astaro uses the squid transparent mode which is NOT an iptables rule. Can you point me to something definitive that says otherwise?
[ QUOTE ] At the moment it's only for transparent mode because this feature is just an iptables rule which prevents the listed IPs from beeing redirected. The difference between standard mode and transparent mode is just that one redirect in iptables. In standard/user mode you do not have such a redirect, so you also can not bypass the redirect. So this feature works only for transparent mode.
Xeno
[/ QUOTE ] AFAIK astaro uses the squid transparent mode which is NOT an iptables rule. Can you point me to something definitive that says otherwise?
