I have logging working correctly using the “2.9.8 webproxy-test” package, but the logs show the router ip address as the client requesting the webpages and not the ip of the actual user who is requesting the pages.
The information is only meaningful if I know the true client ip address that is making the requests.
Is there another way to do this, or will the webproxy-test package be repaired to report this information correctly?
Pardon me, please. My mistake. I have many routers and this particular one was i386 and actually had the /ip web-proxy on it. I removed web-proxy and installed the new 2.9.10 and webproxy-test instead. It does correctly show all of the information.
However, it splits out the log information across many rows and includes some extra field names in the data. Will this type of logging format remain or will it go back to the old squid native format.
I ask because I will have to start parsing it differently if so.