Hi,

In message <_A3930@delegate-en.ML_> on 02/26/08(11:50:39)
you "Brad Konia" <plihqbdyi-mxhgu45wqh3w.ml@delegate.org> wrote:
 |I'm trying to setup Delegate as a transparent proxy that can forward all TCP
 |traffic from Server A to the Internet via Server B. In other words, I would
 |like to make it appear as though traffic is originating from the IP address
 |of Server B, even though it's really originating from Server A. Normally
 |this would be accomplished using SOCKS, but in this case, for various
 |technical reasons, it's not practical to socksify the applications running
 |on Server A.
 |
 |Here's an example of what I mean:
 |
 |1. Start a Delegate on Server A: delegated -P10800 ADMIN=
 |email@somedomain.. SERVER=delegate MASTER="ServerB:10800"
 |
 |1. Use IPTables to redirect all outgoing TCP traffic from Server A to the
 |Delegate running on Server A: iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT -p tcp -j REDIRECT
 |--to-ports 10800
 |
 |3. Start a Delegate on Server B: delegated -P10800 ADMIN=
 |email@somedomain.. SERVER=delegate PERMIT="ServerA"
 |
 |I realize the above configuration doesn't work. I'm able to get the two
 |Delegates to talk to one another, but I can't figure out a way to use the
 |Delegate on the proxy server as a gateway to the Internet for Server A.
 |
 |Is it possible to use Delegate for this purpose?

I supported "SO_ORIGINAL_DST" in DeleGate/9.8.2-pre19 as written in
<URL:http://www.delegate.org/mail-lists/delegate-en/3938> and it will be
applicable to your case.  The configuration could be like follows:

ServerA:
  delegated -P10800 SERVER=tcprelay://odst.-:- SOCKS=ServerB:10800

ServerB:
  delegated -P10800 SERVER=socks

Cheers,
Yutaka
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