I run a web site inside my network. Internet users connect to it via a NAT rule which hides the internal, private address. The Astaro is configured with HTTP/S proxy switched on because part of the internal network is school kids. We have profiles controlling the type of external sites that can be reached.
My web site (inside the network) generates pages which include links to another web site. But the 'other' web site won't accept the connections when users click on the link because there is no 'referrer' information. After reading around on the web it seems that when you go from HTTPS (my site) to the HTTP (the other site) the referrer is not required/recommended anyway, but I suspect that the Astaro might be removing the information from the header because of some privacy setting. Is that likely to be the problem? Where in the Astaro would INBOUND traffic be subject to those kind of rules?
Regards,
Mike
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