Re: Squid replacing Netscape-Proxy-Server

Hi Bert,

> At the moment we have a netscape-proxy-server running on a Sun Ultra
> machine, offering both caching and autoconfiguration on the same port
> (8080). How can keep this functionality while switching to squid ?
>
It depends on what you want.. You might temporarily run both caches
on one system using port IP 3128 for Squid and 8080 for Netscape. If
Squid is running alright you can change the APC-script, shutdown the
Netscape proxy-server, clean the cache and add it to the Squid cache.
You even can modify Squid to use both the 3128 and 8080 port..

Cheers, Henny

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