On Tue, 6 Apr 2004, Xavier Baez wrote: > I also read that I must change Apache to listen on port 81 (instead of > port 80) in order to enable httpd-accelerator
I generally advice against this. The rule is that only one server can listen on the same ip:port. If you want to run both Squid and Apache on the same box then either the IP or port they listen on must be different and I recommend using different IPs, for example the official IP for Squid, 127.0.0.1 for Apache. > "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? One example: acl myserver dstdomain your.accelerated.domain acl http protocol http acl port80 port 80 http_access allow myserver http port80 http_access deny all > 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 ;( This should not happen with Apache either.. most likely some other problem causing this. Regards Henrik
