hey friends
can any one tell me how to setup squid server (proxy server) in linux (fedora core 3) in the minimam steps required. i tryed installing and setup but dont know where is the problema nad what is the actual procdure for i have also red from www.squid.org but all is not good . every time i start squid servece is says failed can any one tell me from th ebegning how to setup proxy server for my lab and my server on which i wanted to start squid server is 192.168.200.1/255.255.255.0 and i wanted to give acess to all comps from 192.168.0.1-192.168.0.255/255.255.255.0
thanks in advance
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Jump to Postyour /etc/squid/squid.conf is probably misconfigured and
at a minimum should contain:1] add your domain to the acl (access control lists) below the default entry
"acl CONNECT method CONNECT" line like so: [use the CIDR instead of the subnetmask]
(remember allow first then deny last)acl yourdomainshortname src …
Jump to PostThe tail command in Fedora/Redhat is fully capable of 'monitoring' multiple log files at the same time like so:
prompt%tail -f {filename1} {filename2} {filename3}
without the "{}" brackets. you will have to use full pathnames if log files
are in differing locations withi the filesystem. (I cant …
Jump to PostWhile starting the server, you can keep an eye on the log files using "tail -f"
If you want to monitor multiple log files at the same time, try using the following tool:
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