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4.5 Conﬁguring Squid 85

4. Find the following section:

http_access allow all

Replace it with:

http_access allow allowed_hosts

http_access deny all

5. Find the following section:

icp_access allow all

Replace it with:

icp_access allow allowed_hosts

icp_access deny all

6. Find the following line:

#cache_mgr webmaster

Uncomment this line and replace webmaster with the email ad-

dress of the Squid adminstrator.

7. Save the squid.conf ﬁle.

8. You can now start squid by invoking the squid start command

in /etc/rc.d/init.d/:

/etc/rc.d/init.d/squid start

If this is the ﬁrst time you’ve run Squid, itwill createthe swap direc-

tories it needs upon startup.

Squid should now be running on port 3128 of your web server. You can

now set up Netscape (from any machine you chose to allow access to

Squid) to use your machine as its proxy server. Some people conﬁgure

their routers to forward any requests on port 80 to redirectthrough Squid;

this saves them from having to set up the proxy on all the machines on

their network.

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