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The images retrieved by Squid are owned by the user and group proxy. Add www-data (the user Apache runs under) to the proxy group so Apache can access the images:
when I run the command I get:
# usermod -aG proxy LarryO
usermod: unknown group proxy
I have changed the apache user & group to LarryO in the httpd.conf file and restarted apache. Any ideas?
Last edited by OIF1veteran; 11-15-2011 at 03:40 PM.
My question is "squid" the group proxy? I'm assuming so but just want to be sure because i'm having an issue. My squid proxy is working fine, but I'm not getting the upside down images when browsing the internet. My script is exactly as the tutorial.
What is your intended setup? Apache is a HTTP server, i.e. something you will serve. But squid is a proxy to allow machines in the local network to use this as a cache.
I'm trying to use a squid proxy and script that uses (ImageMagick), to flip images upside down when I use the internet. I want to get it working and then use it to anyone trying to steal my wifi. Here is the link, check it out. Then maybe you could see where I might have gone wrong. Thanks.
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