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I am trying to setup Dansguardian and squid on an ubuntu lamp server. i am having a few difficulties.<br />
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I need to conect to a proxy server that is hosted at our LA's of site location. it's ip and port is 10.12.4.122:3128<br />
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My ip range is from 10.36.16.0 - 10.36.19.255 on subnet 255.255.252.0.<br />
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i wanted to know what do i need to put in the squid.conf to allow this conection to the out side world? i have it setup using a tutorial i found but it dosn't explain how to get it to use anouther proxy to get to the outside world.<br />
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the ubuntu server can conect to the net as is, apt-get works perfectly.<br />
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Thanks in advance
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I am trying to setup Dansguardian and squid on an ubuntu lamp server. i am having a few difficulties.

I need to conect to a proxy server that is hosted at our LA's of site location. it's ip and port is 10.12.4.122:3128

My ip range is from 10.36.16.0 - 10.36.19.255 on subnet 255.255.252.0.

i wanted to know what do i need to put in the squid.conf to allow this conection to the out side world? i have it setup using a tutorial i found but it dosn't explain how to get it to use anouther proxy to get to the outside world.

the ubuntu server can conect to the net as is, apt-get works perfectly.

Thanks in advance

ubuntu dansgaurdian and squid setup for external proxy

I am trying to setup Dansguardian and squid on an ubuntu lamp server. i am having a few difficulties.

I need to conect to a proxy server that is hosted at our LA&#39;s of site location. it&#39;s ip and port is 10.12.4.122:3128

My ip range is from 10.36.16.0 - 10.36.19.255 on subnet 255.255.252.0.

i wanted to know what do i need to put in the squid.conf to allow this conection to the out side world? i have it setup using a tutorial i found but it dosn&#39;t explain how to get it to use anouther proxy to get to the outside world.

the ubuntu server can conect to the net as is, apt-get works perfectly.

Thanks in advance

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