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I don't have the answer for you, but you really need to know what the
script is doing. I would suggest that as the top priority. I might create
a rule set for you which allows everything. And you may not know. It
sounds like David's isn't using the -l (log) parameter. You might want to
ask him directly. Here is his email
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From: Ramiro Morales [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 2:18 PM
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Subject: [Masq] TrinityOS + Squid
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I have set up a fiewall + masquerading to
give Internet access to a LAN.
I installes also Squid in transparent proxy mode to do
some caching and permit control of Web usage.
I was first using the firewall script that came with the Bastille hardening
script (www.bastille-linux-org).
I switched later Ranch's TrinityOS script. And after that
Squid stoped to log the HTTP access from the LAN PCs
thi log is access.log and in RedHat is (if Squid is installed fromt RH's
RPMs) in /var/log/squid/
Did somabody noted the same behavior ?
Any hint of how can I resolve it?
If y go back to the Bastille script, the logging comes back
TIA
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Ramiro
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