Being on holiday travel and for time being in Iran, I try to read my favorite newspapers from home but they are blocked by a national firewall. I have access to my rh 8 server running at home with squid installed, I logged on and started squid. Configured Opera's lan settings for proxy on XP to go to my servers ip adress listenng on default port 3128. No contact on this port, but if I set port 80 the traffic is routed by my server but still sites are blocked. reading squids access.log does not show any traffic from the computer where I am sitting. I have configured the squid.conf to be as open as I can get it, no access restrictions for the time being. I have never used squid for this purpose before, but I got a tips that it could work. The connection to internet I got here is by 28 kbps modem dialling service. Is there any chance I can make this work? Students on university here are also keen to know if they can have access to blocked sites in this way, accessing proxy servers outside the country. -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
