Aurelien Requiem wrote:
> I've got the same problem with firefox (w/o squid).
> It seems you can't resolve a hostname starting with a minus.
Werner Rost wrote:
> Come on, some of you must know the solution to this one.
You might find it useful to read RFC 1035:
Domain Names: Implementation and Sp
> If I run squidGuard on its own as root it seems to work. Is there any
> way I can try to run it as user "squid" from the command line
> to see if
> I get any more information? Trying "su squid" obviously
> didn't work (but
> I had to try it anyway).
Are you familiar with the sudo command?
Whi
Adam,
> I was just wondering if anybody could tell me how I'd go about making
> my proxy auto-detectable by Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. I
> have read the FAQ on the subject and classed it as slightly outdated
> due to the fact that it talks about MSIE 3.0 on Windows 3.1.
Read the infor
page (removes load off your proxy) and then check to see if the client IP
is in the specified IP range.
Hope that helps,
Ben
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