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Please post the URL from which you downloaded Squish.
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Please post the URL from which you downloaded Squish.

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Hi Duncan<br />
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Download link - <a href="http://www.ledge.co.za/software/squint/squish/" rel="ugc">http://www.ledge.co.za/software/squint/squish/</a>&nbsp;<br />
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I found this before but it didnt help in the end <br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23965430/Internet-Bandwidth-limitation-for-individual-users-in-squid.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23965430/Internet-Bandwidth-limitation-for-individual-users-in-squid.html</a><br />
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tx
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Hi Duncan

Download link - http://www.ledge.co.za/software/squint/squish/ [http://www.ledge.co.za/software/squint/squish/] 

I found this before but it didnt help in the end
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23965430/Internet-Bandwidth-limitation-for-individual-users-in-squid.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23965430/Internet-Bandwidth-limitation-for-individual-users-in-squid.html]

tx

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Q23965430 has a lot in it, especially the after-closure discussion. What step exactly is giving you trouble?
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Q23965430 has a lot in it, especially the after-closure discussion. What step exactly is giving you trouble?

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It's just not working - I followed the steps in Q23965430.<br />
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What I did find was that in my CC system the squid logs are kept in a different folder than the default. I dont know how to change that in the squish config so it points to the right folder
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It's just not working - I followed the steps in Q23965430.

What I did find was that in my CC system the squid logs are kept in a different folder than the default. I dont know how to change that in the squish config so it points to the right folder

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Hi<br />
<br />
I am trying to install Squish on our ClarkConnect Gateway server but I cant seem to get it to work.<br />
Can anyone offer some guidance or a step by step. I think it might be because all the folders are not in default places in Clarkconnect but I found most of the references and changed them in the config files.<br />
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The server is running as a gateway with squid proxy using authentication (not transparent)<br />
If it helps the OS is based on Red Hat<br />
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Thank you<br />
Quintus
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Hi

I am trying to install Squish on our ClarkConnect Gateway server but I cant seem to get it to work.
Can anyone offer some guidance or a step by step. I think it might be because all the folders are not in default places in Clarkconnect but I found most of the references and changed them in the config files.

The server is running as a gateway with squid proxy using authentication (not transparent)
If it helps the OS is based on Red Hat

Thank you
Quintus

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