Hi, Download squid tar file from squid-cache.org Unzip at some folder on your server.
configure it with arl-acl option -------------------------- ./configure --enable-arp-acl (and others as per your need) make make install -------------------------- Follow procedure for configuring cache directories. Create one text file (mymacadresses) at some folder containing mac addresses of the clients, one entry per line, e.g. 0:6:0:b8:de:30����# client 1 0:70:4:d9:a8:30�� # client 2 0:94:6:79:c0:35�� # client 3 Include these lines to squid.conf -------------------------- acl myaclname arp "/folder/mymacadresses" http_access allow myaclname -------------------------- This will allow access to the clients listed in the mymacadresses file. Zolt?n Kereszturi wrote: > Hi, > > we would like to use arp-based acl, but we have some problems in installing > this. > We have Mandrake-Linux 10.0. > First we installed squid from the Linux Cd, but the preconfigured squid did > not know the arp-acl. > > Then we decided to download squid and install it manually. We downloaded > squid-2.5.stable5 from www.squid-cache.org, and installed as written in > the User's Guide: > - decompressing with gzip and tar > - extracting the source to /usr/local/squid/src > - configuring:� ./configure --enable-arp-acl > --enable-err-language=Hungarian > - compiling: make > - installing: make install > > Our problem is that the install did not create the squid-file in > /etc/init.d (and it did not copy the configuration-files to /etc/squid) > We could solve the the second problem somehow :O), but although we have > tried some ways we could not start squid. > > Coud you please give me some ideas, what should I do or what did I wrong. > > Thank you > > Zoltan -- S.M. Thakor, Manager, Information Systems Dept., M/s. GNFC Ltd., Bharuch, Gujarat, India, Fax��� : +91-2642-247002 Ext. 8328 Phone� : +91-2642-237328 VMS��� : +91-2642-247002 Ext. 7328 �
