Jails and proxy?

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dkraut

Hi All, I've RTFM, searched till I was blue in the face, all to no avail so I'm hoping that someone here can help me get out of this jail hell! :)

I inherited a set of (4) freeBSD servers (v7) that are running Jail to allegedly reverse-proxy external public IP address to internal web servers. I can find the external IP addresses in rc.conf, but what I and cannot figure out is how do I find where these jailed web servers are pointing to internally? Public IP to Internal IP? Any thoughts?

Thanks!!
 
Do you know what app they're using to provide a reverse proxy? Apache web server? Squid?

If you are not sure, post your complete /etc/rc.conf from one of the jails, and also post the output of # sockstat -4l
 
Yes, Apache, Squid and Nginx are the most likeley suspects, so at least one of these should show up under /usr/local/etc/ and in /etc/rc.conf.
 
I checked 2 of the 4 servers and on the first I see apache22 and squid listed under /usr/local/etc. On the second, only apache22 is listed.

sockstat on the firs server shows numerous httpd and a couple of squid entries.

On the second server, only httpd.

Is this enough info to assist? I'd like to avoid pasting the rc.conf/sockstat for security reasons.

Thanks!
 
dkraut said:
Is this enough info to assist?
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We could ask you the same thing. ;)

You found evidence of Apache and Squid installations, so check their config files to see how proxying is set up.
 
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