CentOS - Mar 2005 - SQUID on CentOS4

Hi Guys,

I was trying it by myself, reading manuals and some howtos but for 3
days now i''m not able to work my squid in centos4.

Oh well, it works out of the box in localhost. But when I want to
serve our whole network (192.168.1.0/24) it doesn''t.

I changed already the ACLs to allow my local network but no effect.

Any quick guide?

Thank you very much.

str

Are you able to get to squid on the box? Do you see anything in
cache.log or access.log? I haven''t seen how squid is set up on Centos
(I''ve been running it on Slack for about 7-8 years). Have you checked
in iptables if you have that enabled - you may have to open port 3128
(or whatever it is set to).

Regards,
Wayne


On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 08:29:40 +0300, str tux <str.tux@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> I was trying it by myself, reading manuals and some howtos but for 3
> days now i''m not able to work my squid in centos4.
>
> Oh well, it works out of the box in localhost. But when I want to
> serve our whole network (192.168.1.0/24) it doesn''t.
>
> I changed already the ACLs to allow my local network but no effect.
>
> Any quick guide?
>
> Thank you very much.
>
> str
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On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 19:29:17 +1000, Wayne Bastow <ayu.njoman@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Are you able to get to squid on the box?
Yep - i selected in my installation.
> Do you see anything in
> cache.log or access.log?
Yep.
> I haven''t seen how squid is set up on Centos
> (I''ve been running it on Slack for about 7-8 years).
> Have you checked
> in iptables if you have that enabled - you may have to open port 3128
> (or whatever it is set to).
Thanks for this. I''ll check.


str

> > Have you checked
> > in iptables if you have that enabled - you may have to open port 3128
> > (or whatever it is set to).
> Thanks for this. I''ll check.
It''s working now! Yes, I need only to enable it in iptables.
Great!


str