Hi there, I want to share the contents of my WWWOFFLE cache with about 3 or 4 people. I also want them to be able to make requests for 'outgoing'. To keep things just a little more private and to make it easier for them to review what they requested the last time, I want to show them their individual 'monitor', 'lastout' and 'lasttime' entries.
Has anybody ever tried something similar for a small LAN and is willing to share their experience? I guess WWWOFFLE cannot be made to run as a different user depending on what IP the request came from? If not, is there a better way than running one Master WWWOFFLE and one WWWOFFLE each per user? The machine I want to run this on is a Pentium 100 with 40 MB RAM, OS is Debian. Are 5 to 6 instances of WWWOFFLE in light use too much for that system? Under heavy load, it could be that most users are actually accessing their WWWOFFLE, these in turn ponder the master WWWOFFLE, the machine has to drive the ISDN card to the shared Internet connection and do the NATting for services other than http/ftp. There probably will be some light file and print serving as well. TIA & Best regards Rolf -- http://home.arcor.de/leggewie/ http://leggewie.biz/hamster.htm
