On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 12:01:45PM +0200, Sebastian Jaurena wrote: > Hi, I start to learn linux OS since a few month ago. I have a > dedicated server, and I need install squid, but if I make "apt-get > install squid" the version that Im installing is 2.5 and I need at > least 2.6. I try doing "apt-get install squid.2.6" but nothing > happend. Anyone can help about how upgrade my repository list? What distribution are you using - Debian? Ubuntu? Something else? Assuming you're using Debian, squid 2.5 was in sarge - the previous stable release - which is pretty old now. It'd be a good idea to look at upgrading to the current stable release, which does have 2.6 in it. You can see the versions at this URL: http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=squid Etch is the current stable release. If you really just want to get a 2.6 squid running ASAP, you might be able to use the one from Debian backports: http://backports.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=instructions (just remember that you're running sarge, not etch, so modify the instructions accordingly) However that version of squid is pretty old too, and you'd be much happier running a more up to date version on a more up to date Linux distribution. If you're using Ubuntu, their release cycle is quite a bit faster than Debian's so your system is way, way out of date.
