Is it possible to make squid use another squid?
Hi, i was wondering if it's possible to make squid use another squid. I'm doing a config on a network which is really big and this department needs to get some sites blocked (differente from others). How can i do it?
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yes you can make one squid connect through another squid, look up cache_peer either on google or in your squid.conf file there is a heap of information about it too.
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As previously detailed, it's fairly well documented such as http://squid.visolve.com/squid/squid24s1/neighbour.htm
We use a dual-Squid setup to handle authentication with DansGuardian sat in the middle for content filtering. Although the docs may seem a bit confusing, do a search for examples of it in use, or the relevant line from our squid.conf to give you an idea is: Code:
cache_peer 127.0.0.1 parent 3125 3130 proxy-only no-netdb-exchange no-query login=*:password |
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Squid needs an external program for user authentication which are generally in the form of a binary. This wil help you,
http://www.pcquest.com/content/linux.../101071104.asp -- Prasanta |
I have tried this option on cache_peer
Code:
cache_peer my_external_squid_ip sibling 3120 3130 default login=my_user:my_pass Does linux have some kind of proxy conf to all programs? Some kind of system variable which would make them connect to internet as they were in a direct connection. Thanks for the help! |
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