Linux System Administration - Web Server and squid setup
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This document provides information on setting up an Apache web server and Squid proxy server on Linux. It discusses installing and configuring Apache, including the configuration file location and directives. It also covers installing Squid from source or binaries, editing the Squid configuration file to set the cache size and location, enable authentication, and restrict access. Virtual hosting with Apache and example Squid configuration options are also summarized.
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