I have about 4 Squid proxy servers running, 2 acting as HTTP
accelerators. Squid is an excellent proxy server, however only proxies 3
protocols HTTP, FTP and Gopher (which no one uses anymore). ISP's often
need something more, I've recently been looking at a server from Japan,
called DeleGate, it does almost all protocols you can think of, runs
under Linux and is free. I found it from www.freshmeat.com but have yet
to implement it (it is a complicated setup).
Michael.
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From: Sylvain Gitta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 14 April 1999 0:51
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Subject: Re: Which proxy solution ?
Hi
The proxy I'm using is Squid.
It's fast, reliable and supports HTTP, FTP, Gopher, etc.
Easy to configure thru its config file 'squid.conf'.
You can even be part of a cache hierarchy of several servers.
But I didn't try its authentication system.
Doesn't support POP3 nor SMTP.
BTW, does someone know a POP3 proxy that can stand 1+ Mb e-mails?
I tried wgpopp and it crashes with big files.
Thanks
Sylvain
Nicola Lamarca wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> which is in your opinion the BEST Linux Proxy server (with
> possibly a support fo Win authentication of users)... I don't really
> want to have any kind of experience with Micro$oft solutions >:-((
>
> Best regards
> Nicola.
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