i have Kubuntu 8.04
I want to share internet connection with another computer with squid 2.6 where I have with apt-get in console but I not yet understand Squid setting
please anyone can help me how to setting Squid in Kubuntu 8.04 hardy

spesification of my computer

2 ethernet card
eth 0 : connect to internet
IP 10.7.0.90
Gateway 10.7.0.1
DNS Server 202.162.220.110
202.162.220.220

eth1 : LAN
IP 192.168.0.1

regard
Aura_MJ

Email : aura_mj1003@yahoo.com

Hi. Welcome to LQ.

LQ has a fantastic search function that can save you time waiting for answers to popular questions.

If you set up squid on the machine you will also have to

make changes to iptables to allow access to the Internet from the networked machines.

A wiki...
http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/..._a_gateway/nat

and a page that has helped me...

http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/

Cheers, Glenn

Thank for your reply

I have been learn more about squid setup
but because I just learn by myself (autodidact, self-taught person) and I don't have someone in my place to answered and guide me, Iam not be able to understand about detail setting
I have been try more the setting but Always fail
(Iam newbie in Linux, I will migrate from win to linux)

Because that condition, I want to someone can help me and bring me the detail setting for example and guide me how to set up squid

can you help me and bring me detail squid setting and other setting that required to running squid normally, although minimal setting only is never mind,
Iam using Kubuntu 8.04 hardy
Squid 2.6
2 lan card
etho : 10.7.0.90 connect to internet
gateway : 10.7.0.1

eth1 : 192.168.0.1 Local IP
DNS : 202.162.220.110
202.162.220.220

Iam sorry, I can't speak english truly

regard

aura_mj1003@yahoo.com

Hi, your english is OK, I understand.

I use squid3.0, therefore my settings will be different to yours (squid 2.6)

as the programs are different (squid 3.0 was rebuilt from the ground up,

but 2.6 is a revision of the old(but still very good) code),

You could begin by reading the /etc/squid.conf (plain text file) configuration file.

Normally this is heavily commented, detailing the purposes of the sections.

The linuxhomenetworking.com page,

ch32 for squid
http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/w...ess_with_Squid

and ch14 for iptables
http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/w...Using_iptables

are the pages I use most. You may check out the others if you want,
but just start with these 2.

These 2 programs will work together to secure your pc

and to provide proxy-caching for your network.

Ubuntoo probably has tutorials on this, as it is a very popular distribution lately.

Maybe you have help files on your pc.

Also look at the bottom of this page, there are some links to "similar threads".

I hope this helps.

Regards Glenn