I have been reading a lot about setting up Linux to be a proxy server for
broadband service to a network of computers. I am trying to set up an home
network system.
What I am wondering is: what is the minimum hardware requirement to run a
Linux proxy server? DO I need a Pentiu
Not so dumb. If your Linux box is your only PC in the house, it won't do
much. It might increase your web-browsing when viewing the same sites many
times, but that's probably it. Notice I said it "Might". Primarily, it is
intended for use on a server/PC which is used as a gateway for multiple P
Maybe a dumb question, but...
(Apart from using a Linux box as your home network gateway) what do you use
a proxy server for on the same machine as you access the net?
Cheers, Rod.
At 13:23 04/09/2001 -0400, Arthur H. Johnson II wrote:
>Squid is great. http://www.squid-proxy.org. Mandrake c
Hi,
May I know which proxy server would u recommend for
mandrake, and where do I get information to configure it?
Thanks
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I have set up and sort of configured the Squid proxy under Linux Mdk
6.1...Looks like it's running, but the proxy won't allow me to pass e-mail
of any format (on sending). An example would be my hotmail account would
work fine outside the use of the proxy, but the use of the proxy prohibits
e-mai
What, in your opinion, are the relative merits / dangers of running a proxy server as
opposed to
IPChains etc. when it comes to sharing a DSL connection?
(In a mixed Mandrake / Windows9* emvironment )
ou
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> > -Original Message-
> > From: George Jones IV [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 7:00 PM
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> > Subject: [newbie] Proxy server and cable setup.
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> > I just built up a
