'auth cacheacl ...' is identical to 'auth cache ...' except ACL is not checked for cached authentication. dstaddr, dstport, dsthost and dstoper (operation) are intended to be used with cacheacl. For example
authcache user,ip,password,dstaddr 600
auth cacheacl iponly strong
allows user to access destination ip without ACL/password revalidation if he has cached attempt to the same ip from the same ip with the same username and password.
srvaddr, srvport are useful to only match with cached attempts to the same `internal` address / service port.
- authcache switched to use hashtables, size parameter added
- overflow fixed on hashinit
- hashtable prefers new values on insert if table is full
- hashtable is able to compact/grow
example:
plugin SSLPlugin.ld.so ssl_plugin
allow user1
parent 1000 http 1.1.1.1 1111
allow user2
parent 1000 https 2.2.2.2 2222
ssl_client_mode 3
ssl_client
proxy
With ssl_client_mode 3 TLS is only handshaked for https parent type and is not handshaked for http parent.
Use unix:/path/to/socket, e.g.
tcppm 1234 unix:/path/to/socket 1234
Under linux abstract sockets are supported with '@' prefix, e.g.
parent 1000 http unix:@virtual.3proxy.socket 1111
Destination port numbers are not used in tcppm/parent, but you must specify any positive value to match the syntaxis.
- Build distroless from scratch
- Static linking with NOSTDRESOLVE for minimal
- SSLPlugin is supported in full, including chroot configuration
- No need to specify full path for plugins
chroot provides no additional security due to distroless, but is still supported for compatiblity reasons. Plugins, including SSL should work in chroot configuration. --read-only is recommended, no tmp directories are required.
