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Configuring Squid

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by rstahler

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I am new to Linux and I just installed Red Hat 7.0 with Squid. I have a user who needs to have communication, 2 way, at a specific port(we need this to allow a Java applet to be served to that client). How or where do I configure this in the squid.conf?

The info I have is the port, IP address, host DNS. Also, using the TCP/IP protocol.
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by petronil

You could specify what port number where your squid could access through http_port and also make sure that the users IP who try to access your squid, is included under http_access allow and acl. On the port you specify, if its less than 1023 then you should run your squid initially as root. If you still could not understand this then try to go to this site and read about it.

http://squid.nlanr.net/

hope this will help you.

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