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squid installation
Can anybody help me with the steps and procedures to install and configure squid on Linux.
Yes, but first help us by saying which Linux distro you use.
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I am using Linux 2.2.12-20 and squid2.3.STABLE.tar.gz as source.
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Thanx for the help.But can u point out what mistake I am doing.
I downloaded the SQUID-2.3.STABLE.tar.gz
Then I did a tar of the file.Then I ran the command ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/squid.
Then I ran make all
Then finally I did make install.
After that squid should run right if i execute squid -z and again squid.What is the log file or how can I check if squid is running properly or not??
I downloaded the SQUID-2.3.STABLE.tar.gz
Then I did a tar of the file.Then I ran the command ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/squid.
Then I ran make all
Then finally I did make install.
After that squid should run right if i execute squid -z and again squid.What is the log file or how can I check if squid is running properly or not??
Just point some browser's proxysettings at your host (port 3128) and see if you get any pages. If squid is not with you you will see an error message from the browser.
You should see squid somewhere in the output of "ps aux | less".
The log files are usually in /var/log/squid/. If not, then check the squid.conf file for the entries "cache_log", "store_log" and "cache_access_log".
The nice extra you get from a binary package from RedHat is among others the startup script in /etc/rc.d/init.d/.
You should see squid somewhere in the output of "ps aux | less".
The log files are usually in /var/log/squid/. If not, then check the squid.conf file for the entries "cache_log", "store_log" and "cache_access_log".
The nice extra you get from a binary package from RedHat is among others the startup script in /etc/rc.d/init.d/.
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Thanx a lot ...It's working fine.I can now go ahead with fine tuning the configuration files.