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26-May-2005, 11:34 PM #1
linux conf
pls send me a complete squid.conf in linux 9.0

any help!
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27-May-2005, 01:56 AM #2
1. Linux distro's have versions. Saying Linux 9.0 means very little other then it could be Red Hat, Mandrake or a few other distro's. (Linux is a kernel, it has versions but that's

2. You should be able to download the squid program via apt-get and get the config file out of there. Or from source, whichever is easier for you
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