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Creating a proxy server
Name: KBB Date: July 17, 2004 at 14:13:19 Pacific OS: Linux 9.0 CPU/Ram: 850 MHz/1 GHz
Comment:
I have 2 client machines and 1 server utilizing Samba for file serving on the server. All 3 machines are connected through a router. The router is directly connected to the DSL modem and all of my machines can access the internet.
I want to configure my server to be a web server as well. I can configure apache to be a web server but the DSL modem must be connected to the server and my client machines loose the internet connection.
I want to set up my server as a proxy server, connect my DSL directly to the server for web hosting, and allow my client machines to access the internet connection through the proxy server.
I found that squid is to be used for this but I cannot get it configured. Does anyone know of a good step by step How-To to get squid configured and allow client machines to access the internet through the proxy server?
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