If you just use 255.255.255.0 doesn't that mean the netmask obscures the last IP number?
If you start Squid from the command line, or run 'squid -k reconfigure' does it moan about 'netmask masks src IP range' or something similar?
Seem to remember I had this problem the other day when I set Squid up somewhere and didn't have my notes handy!
hth
Regards,
nry
squid.conf has the following: acl local src 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0 http_access allow local
both the machines, and the router/switch are in that range. those two lines and the redirect_program line (for squidguard) are the only lines i changed in the config file.
pings work fine in both directions.
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