On our webserver I have some pages which I want you to have to log on, to be
able to access them. This is done by setting the permissions on the files so
that only a particular user (not iusr_server which is the anonymous web
user). When not using the proxy it pops up a box and prompts you for a
us
Thanks for all of your advice so far.
Using the latest stable SquidNT 2.5, I've been trying to set up some content
filtering. First of all, for advertisements, but then to block porn and
illegal/undesirable sites for our own network.
I managed to get various lists of domain names, and wrote a per
I think the answer is no, but I'd like to check anyway.
I got this from a Squid FAQ:
http://www.unix.org.ua/squid/FAQ-4.html#ss4.10
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We would like to use Squid, but we need it to use socks to connect to the
world outside our firewall.
No changes are necessary t
>>> Is there a way to get multiple services running using the same
>>> cache dir?
>>
>> No
>
> You could set each of them up with their own caches and then make them
> siblings
How about if I set one to be a caching proxy, and another, not, would there
be a way to feed one into the other.
Port
Sorry, I have another question.
I have managed to install two different services using different config
files and different ports, but I can't run them at the same time. I am using
the same cache - is this a problem?
Is there a way to get multiple services running using the same cache dir?
Thanks
Thanks to everyone who has pointed me in the right direction before. I now
have Squid running as a Windows service, and have even managed to set it up
to block adverts from certain advertising domains:
http://pgl.yoyo.org/adservers/index.php#plaintext
I would also like to set squid to refuse acces
>As noted in win32-relnotes.html, in You must ALWAYS specify both -f and -i
>options if you want to change the squid.conf default path:
>"The service installation is made with -i command line switch, it's
>possible to use -f switch at the same time for specify a different
>config-file settings f
I've just tried to install SquidNT and have tried to run it for the first
time. I don't know whether SquidNT is supported on this list at all, but in
case it is, I will try my luck.
The installation I was using was: squid-2.5.STABLE9-NT-bin-SSL.zip
I have set all of the settings in squid.conf.
My
I am thinking of installing Squid as a caching http proxy. I have just
installed a DNS server (TreeWalk) which not only caches the DNS queries, but
apparently it makes sure that the servers it polls for DNS records are
authoritative, meaning that it is safer and less likely to be subject to DNS
poi
