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pookey@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Sorry it's a bit early... replace 'bind' with 'squid' (dont know my name server from my web cache)Quite an impressive mix up there :) Firstly, I would check that squid is running. # nmap localhost -p 1-65500 # nc localhost -p 3130 Talk breifly to it, just to see if Squid is playing friendly.
How do I do that then, ping a web page or something?
If squid is working, personally I would put in a ip[tables|chains] rule to redirect all port 80 traffic though squid.
I think I'll do that, I want to use one pc as a proxy/gateway, and use a second pc as a workstation getting web pages over a local network
I'm quite sure there is an example of transparent proxying in the manual.
I had a look at 'man squid', and a summary was that the config file should be self explainitory, looked at the config file, it's all written in network geekaneese (which I dont speak too well), is there a squid idiot's guide or something? thanks Andy Weir -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.