u can also use tcpdump to know which ports are being used for ur java applications. check if they are on the squid safe ports acl list.
# tcpdump -eth0 host 192.168.x.x
or if the traffic is just rolling ur screen, u can save this output to a file.
# tcpdump -eth0 host 192.168.x.x > javaanalysis.file
We use both iptables based firewall and squid, with complex restrictions and acls on both, but we have not faced problems with yahoo pools.
try understanding the exact problem, also try by flushing all the rules on iptables and see if it works.
Regards Yayati.
On Wed, 2004-08-04 at 19:40, dhanesh andurlekar wrote:
hi guys i have configured my home machine to run as a proxy server.....and right now its working fine except that i am just not able to run any java apllications (for ex: yahoo pool ) from the clint machine..... i am also running some applications that require me to open some specific ports .....which i tried from the acl list in squid but nothings working.....
help required guys
thanks in anticipation
dhanesh