On 12/20/97 9:47 PM, Patrick (indigo@trancenet.ml.org) wrote:
>it sounds like a good "cause" how does it speed up the process? i am not
>doubting that it does because i have seen prof. proxy servers, etc.
Two reasons:
It takes time to fetch stuff from the internet, no matter how fast your
connection is.
There is no reason to transmit the same bytes more than once over a slow
link, when it can be used for something else.
>> The first question I have to ask is, have you compiled your kernel with
>> the necessary options?
>yes
including ip_forwarding, transparent proxy, etc?
>> What version of squid are you using?
>1.1.9
Err... You might want to update...
>> What distribution of Linux are you using? version?
>2.0.32
Great, that's your kernel version, what distribution of Linux are you
using? RedHat, Slackware, Debian, etc. and what version of the respective
distribution?
>i tried to run squid but then it complains because the httpd is using port
>80 and it cant..
What are your firewalling rules?
davez
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