> From: Mark DeWar [SMTP:inetmail@mailserver.fiber-net.com]
>
> i have installed squid and it works for web surfing. however i can not get
> the machines on the network to check/send mail or ftp out.
> I have looked thru the squid.conf and read the faq's and can not see what
> i have missed.
> if someone could please help or point me in the right direction I would
> greatly greatly appreciate it. This is driving me nuts.
>
What you have missed is that Squid is not a firewall -
in fact it is probably unwise to run it on a firwall
machine, as it violates the simplicity condition for
secure software.
Squid is primarily a web cache.
Secondary roles are as an HTTP to FTP gateway and as
an HTTP proxy.
You need either a masquerading (NAT) router, or an
FTP proxy (which cannot be invisible to users) and
a conventional mail transport agent.
Received on Wed Nov 24 1999 - 09:52:32 MST
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