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Hello! I come short information on adjustment of DeleGate proxy (cache configuring, log files analysis) in english or russian. On www.delegate.org and in the source package its not sufficiently. If who knows where it's take,help please.
Unfortunately mr Sato doesnt reply to mail directly, and the latest HOW-TO is way behind versions. I wouldnt mind answering DeleGate questions here since Ive been using it for a few versions now, but the ONLY real source is the newsgroup (see website). Just send of your mail to the address, and read the reply back by http/nntp. The problem is mr Sato is the only one answering questions...
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DeleGate HOW-TO wanted.
