can anybody please tell me a correct configuration for this?
I also read that I must change Apache to listen on port 81 (instead of port 80) in order to enable httpd-accelerator
"Make sure your http_access rules is correct, only allowing access to your web servers."
Could anybody please tell me a correct configuration to make Squid serve as a httpd-accelerator for my ip xx.xxx.xx.xx and don't work as an open proxy for the dangerous internet?
Will Squid make users downloading files have a better service? THe problem I'm having with apache right now is that downloads are cutted in the middle of the transfer ;(
Regards
Xavier Baez C. www.SoccerAccess.net ICQ: 9103394 MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On Mon, 5 Apr 2004, Xavier Baez wrote:
However, after I installed Squid, I noticed it's used mainly to provide access to computers connected to yours. I am 100% I don't want my server to work as an open proxy.
Make sure your http_access rules is correct, only allowing access to your web servers..
Has anybody configured squid to work together with apache in order to deliver web pages more rapidly?
Yes. A fairly common configuration.
But please note that Apache is farily well optimized for giving out static content, so you are not likely to gain much from adding a Squid infront of it unless your web server does a lot of dynamic operations (database lookups etc..).
Regards Henrik
