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    Transparent Squid interface

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      tobiascapin
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      I add a transparent Squid proxy to my pfsense. I do not where (I cannot find it), but all outbound traffic to TCP80 is redirected to squid port 3128.

      Now I would like to add some firewall rules and limiter queues to web traffic, but how to set it?
      What is the source of this traffic? Pfsense/Squid (127.0.0.1) or the original client ip?

      I'm posting this question because I tried to add a firewall rule to "block all TCP80 from LAN (clients) network" and my clients could connects to web pages using the transparent proxy.

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        KOM
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        I think I remember there being a problem with Squid and limiters but I might be wrong.

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