Privoxy on WL-HDD?

[dl9sec]

Hi all,

i am running a ASUS WL-HDD with Oleg's Firmware (1.9.2.7-7c, not the latest but reliably working with my dbox2 and all the nfs and samba-stuff :) ).
The last days i was in the mood to do extreme administrative work at my WL-HDD and managed to pimp it up with the Itsy package manager, openssh, screen and some other gimmicks :D . All working well so far, thanks for all the HOW-TOs here at the forum!
In the end i installed "Privoxy" via the given ipkg-repository, because i knew Privoxy from another installation on a Fedora Core 3-system i set up some weeks ago (noob-friendly easy doing).
Unfortunately not on my WL-HDD. Privoxy starts well, but http/https-requests are not answered and the log doesn't throw error codes or some other hints. So i am a bit helpless.

Has anybody managed to run Privoxy on a WL-HDD?

Or is there a tiny, lightweight alternative transparent proxy-server (e.g. tinyproxy, micro-proxy...) available for the WL-HDD?

Answers, solutions and field reports are welcome.

Thanks in advance.

Best regards, Thorsten

[dl9sec]

Hi,

no answer, no reaction....no geeks here at the forum?
If nobody uses Privoxy, why is it in the repositories?

Coulnd't it be that my ifconfig prevents Privoxy from running correctly? I saw, that the WL-HDD shows a lot of interfaces : br0, eth1, eth2, lo and wds0.4915. At my FC3 installation, where Privoxy is runnning perfectly, there is only a eth0 and a lo device.

Any suggestions?

Regards, Thorsten

[rumagent]

Interfaces are explained here (http://www.sprayfly.com/wiki/IPtable_variables)