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On 17/07/2013 7:19 p.m., guzzzi wrote:
Hello,

at the moment i got a Working Debian7, Squid 3.1.20, NTLM, Dansguardian
scenario. Now i think to Update the Squid to 3.3.8, because some Website are
get messed up with the my currect Version.

What do you mean by "messed up"?


Anyone can Help me out how to Update?


This process will upgrade your Debian Squid and any of the system components it relies on in a safe manner. The team maintaining Debian Squid do not yet have a 3.3.8 package available in the repositories, this process will get you up to 3.3.4 right now though and you can repeat it when the 3.3.8 package is published.


1) Edit /etc/apt/sources.list to change the repository from what you have to "sid" or "unstable".

2) run apt-get update

3) run apt-get install squid3

4) undo the changes you did in /etc/apt

5) run apt-get update



I installed Squid with apt-get.

FYI: aptitude is better tool. It does everything apt-get does and also auto-removes obsolete packages to help prevent machines slowly accumulating garbage files and processes.

Amos




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