tinyproxy: change the Bind type to list
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@sasha0552 please address the test formalities (fix your commit message and force push). |
Signed-off-by: Alexandr P <admin@sasha0552.org>
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Maintainer: @jow-
Compile tested: x86, 64, openwrt-23.05.4
Run tested: x86, 64, openwrt-23.05.4, (1) using a list consisting of a single IPv4 IP address, (2) using a list consisting of two IP addresses - one IPv4, the other IPv6.
Description: tinyproxy supports several
Bindoptions, that can be used to create a proxy that (1) supports both IPv4 and IPv6 and (2) uses specific addresses (in my case VPN addresses. It is very important to bind to specific addresses to avoid traffic leaks).