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Dave Coventry wrote:
OK, Amos, this is what I've thought of:

I'll install squid on the server.

The 2 users can access the Apache front page ("It Works!") but not the
Drupal directories as defined by the Apache httpd.conf aliases.

If I set up the proxy to allow access from the 2 users (who will be on
Dynamic IPs and accessing from the WAN), will that allow access to
http://localhost/drupal/ ?

I don't think I would need the proxy to cache anything, but I would
like it to be as lightweight as possible.

Does that sound like it would work?

If the users can't get to it, I doubt Squid would do any better.

To be as lightweight a possible, you don't need Squid here at all. Just a correct apache configuration. One that lets it's visitors access the hosted site content would be a good start.

Amos
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