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i running squid and apache on the same server. How do i stops squid form blocking the requests to apache ??
I use the ip address of the server to requiest pages on the local lan eg: "http://192.168.200.247/pinetown/mail/index.php"
not sure what you mean here, if you have squid configured to listen to port 80, then you can change the "http_port 80" line in squid.conf
or you can change the "listen 80" line in apache's config and use the web server as http://x.x.x.x:y/ where y is the new listen port number.
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Squid & Apache
