I have installed Squid on Linux server and accessing the internet from a Win95 m/c. Now, whenever the modem installed on the Linux server gets disconnected I have to go & dial from the server. Instead, I to configure the proxy such that the moment open the browser from the Win 95 client, Squid should cause the PPP to dialout automatically without my intervention. Can anybody tell me the config details for the same : I have Redhat Linux 7.1 installed & Squid which cam along with the package.
Vaibhav... Vaibhav...
On Mon, 31 Dec 2001, Vaibhav Pradhan wrote:
Please fix your line length to 72 characters.
I have installed Squid on Linux server and accessing the internet from a Win95 m/c. Now, whenever the modem installed on the Linux server gets disconnected I have to go & dial from the server. Instead, I to configure the proxy such that the moment open the
Have a look at the diald-Howto for dial on demand.
On Mon, Dec 31, 2001 at 02:35:54PM +0530, Philip S Tellis wrote:
On Mon, 31 Dec 2001, Vaibhav Pradhan wrote:
Please fix your line length to 72 characters.
I have installed Squid on Linux server and accessing the internet from a Win95 m/c. Now, whenever the modem installed on the Linux server gets disconnected I have to go & dial from the server. Instead, I to configure the proxy such that the moment open the
Have a look at the diald-Howto for dial on demand.
If you dont want to add too many options, just adding `demand' in your pppd options file is enough. In this case you have to specify the default route specifically. Long back I wrote a howto, you may find it in the archives.
Nagarjuna
Hi,
I wish to setup a monthly bandwidth quota like say 100MB-including HTTP/FTP etc, for every user. How can I do this. Does Squid help in this or do I require another application.
Thx, --Sandeep
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Hi, 100MB-including HTTP/FTP etc, for every user. How can I do this. Does Squid help in this or do I require another application.
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http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2000/08/24/LinuxAdmin.html
Trevor Warren
Thx, --Sandeep
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--- Sandeep Periwal sandeep_from@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi, 100MB-including HTTP/FTP etc, for every user. How can I do this. Does Squid help in this or do I require another application.
[snip]
http://linux.oreillynet.com/pub/a/linux/2000/08/24/LinuxAdmin.html
Trevor Warren
Thx, --Sandeep
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Hi, I guess the meeting is confirmed, will it be as usuall at 4:00 p.m. ?
Also, could anyone take up a session on GnuPG ?
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