Configures the IPv4/IPv6 connection proxy - tcpproxy - from http://spreadspace.org/tcpproxy/ via /etc/tcpproxy.conf. But it does not install it since there are multiple ways.
Use recipe[tcpproxy::default] for configuring from the information in node['tcpproxy'].
As long as the configuration for tcpproxy is located at /etc/tcpproxy.conf it works with any installation forms.
For supported Chef/Ruby version see Travis.
Uses name => hash entries from node['tcpproxy']['listen'] to generate a configuration like this:
node['tcpproxy']['listen']['example1'] = {
"local" => "* 8000",
"resolv" => "ipv4",
"remote" => "www.google.at 80",
"remote-resolv" => "ipv6",
"source" => "2a02:3e0:2002:1:218:deff:fe03:ed"
}
example1 is an internal name not expressed in the configuration for distinguishing the different listen entries. The above example produces:
listen * 8000 {
resolv: ipv4;
remote: www.google.at 80;
remote-resolv: ipv6;
source: 2a02:3e0:2002:1:218:deff:fe03:ed;
};
chef-tcpproxy is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for more information.