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Re: [suse-linux-uk-schools] Squid again
  • From: Roger Whittaker <roger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2001 16:24:40 +0000 (UTC)
  • Message-id: <Pine.LNX.4.21.0101171559100.701-100000@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Nil desperandum ...

On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, ptaylor wrote:

> Thanks all:
>
> It is pretty much as Mark said that without knowing more detail it is
> impossible to help and I appreciate any input that was forthcoming. I think
> the e-mail was rather a hands in the air frsutration sort of thing. Squid has
> been working well for over 6 months and I managed to set it up and keep it
> rolling along, but whatever problem has happened has left me at the edge of my
> linux experience with nothing left. I have checked all files and tried
> everything I know (admitedly small) to no avail. I will percevere but I can
> see people being put off. Since schools seem to find endless money for
> computers and yet I can't find enough for a set of books for my year 10 GNVQ,
> I wonder if the £250 license for Win Proxy et al is not more of an option. At
> present, I am the only person in the school with an inkling of an
> understanding of Linux and when I am teaching, which like everyone is 3
> dillion hours, problems with the Linux proxy get amplified.
> I am puzzled as to why a re-installation did not solve the problem though?
> Mark's mention of the named.conf file seems useful as that is one I
> overlooked. IF I get another chance I'll try that out. It was a bit of a
> sickener to see the Win Proxy fire straight up and I had (have) the added
> humiliation of using it to send this.
> Fear not, I will win...lin?
> Paul
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