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Trying to set up a cache proxy server for my local home network

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I have 3 computers at home and I want to set up a proxy server to help with bandwidth etc. My computer is connected to the cable internet. At present I have internet sharing on but would like to run squid to reduce the amount we download.

I would like to use squid as this seems like the way to go.

Unfortunately I can't see to find a valid link to the latest version of squid for Windows XP. I downloaded version 2.3 but didnt have succuessful running it. I kept getting
an error 1067 (or so) when trying to start the service from the "service" control panel in windows XP.

So the points are for basically helping me get running squid on my computer version 2.5 or 2.3!! P.s anyone know a link to version 2.5 that works and how to get it up and running?

Thanks.
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Have you tried this site? The download links appear to be working...
http://www.serassio.it/SquidNT/squidnt25.htm

Else, you might try CCProxy:
http://www.youngzsoft.net/ccproxy/
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Yes thats the page I was trying to get the latest 2.5 version from but can't seem to find it anywhere! The links seems broken??
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The reason I am after squid is that it is freeware and used widely in the unix platform anyway.
sorry, the above are Unix version, forget about them
i'll find windows version for ya

Sorry to but in guys but have you tried the free proxy from
http://www.analogx.com/welcome.htm

Its free easy to set up and runs fine on XP (Its what I use by choice)
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sorry that link was v2.3 of squid for windows NT/XP/2000
Here you can DL v2.5 stable-2:

http://www.adrenalin.to/bofi/squid.htm

Regards, Davorin