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Where can I get a current quick start guide for squid? |
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The one installed with 2.5.11 apparently isn't accurate against that |
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versions squid.conf. |
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It has this promising line: |
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Uncomment and edit the following lines in |
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/usr/local/squid/etc/squid.conf: |
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But then many of the lines are not present in the |
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squid.conf provided. |
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(Allowing for address differences of course) |
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Or it appears newer or different stuff is expected there. |
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Just not really clear what to do from the quick start guide. At least |
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not for someone with no experience with squid. |
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Is there a gentoo specific howto? Google didn't turn up one with these |
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strings: |
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site:gentoo.org HOWTO squid |
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site:gentoo.org "step by step" squid |
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And a few others I tried. Lots of stuff about squid but mostly |
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mentions in forum messages or the like. Or obviously advanced topics. |
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And tons of mentions of security vulnerability. I weeded those out by |
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adding "-denial" (no quotes) to the search strings. |
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But still after a fair bit of smoozing thru the hits I didn't find a |
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likely suspect to get a green horn started. |
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