Yes that part is easy where you just need to rename everything on the "etc" folder but base on the website after the part that says:
<-- Open squid.conf file using your favorite text editor such as Notepad, Ultraedit, etc. and configure it like this (you can change it later)
but im not going into more detail here since most squid configuration are self explanatory and that’s depending on your hardware too (for example the memory size, cache size, etc). But you can always use this squid.conf directly in your squid configuration without changing any of its parameter as long as you extract squid into G:\Squid directory otherwise you’ll need to change every parameter that include G:\squid into your squid path -->
It just goes straight to the configurations whic is indicated below:
# HTTP Port (in this tutorial squid will run on localhost at port 3128)
http_port 127.0.0.1:3128
# ICP Port and HTCP Port (we’ll disable this since we are not going to use it)
icp_port 0
htcp_port 0
# Cache Peer (we’ll forward all request into parent proxy)
cache_peer 127.0.0.1 parent 4001 7 no-query
Where will I input these configs?
Thanks for the reply.
Jeff
