The cgi is a single script that generates different pages. The page by default will give you a menu of everything available.

--jeremy

How do you access it?

If you search the docs for "cachemgr.cgi" it should explain it in depth. Basically, just put that file somewhere in your web tree and then access it from a browser.

--jeremy

Thanks, I'll give it a try and repost. Thanks for your help.

i think this will help u out. go to starting of the file under NETWORK OPTIONS u will find the lilne below


# You may specify multiple socket addresses on multiple lines.
#
http_port 3128
http_port 7071
#http_port 8080

this is a part of my squid.conf file here the port 8080 is blocked and 7071 were open i have removed and the hash sign before http_port 3128 and just hit continue button and lo it worked just check out. i hope it works for u.

did it work????

I apologize for not replying sooner. I have had a mail server hard drive crash, trying to build and configure two more computers and on top of that I am in the process of designing a wifi network that will cover over two counties and into three states. I have had to temporarily put the proxy solution on the back burner. I will try your solution as soon as I can get back to some type of normal status. (Does that ever really happen?)LOLLLLL

Anyway, thanks for your time and help. I am keeping the notification email active in my inbox so that it will be there to remind me that I have something to do. I really appreciate everyone's assistance in this matter.

And, as Christmas is approaching, I hope all of you have a Happy Holiday!

Thanks again!!

sure it did work., btw MERRY CHRITMAS TO ALL ENJOY!!!

This worked for me! I know I am reviving a super dead thread and all but I just wanted to confirm it did fix the access issue.

My Configuration:
Ubuntu 7.10 Server
Squid 2.6
Webmin 1.420


My squid file had the server's full socket instead of just the port.