Hey Stefano, Since it's squid mailing list I would say that squid works and it's good. The main problem is filering? In your case I would also add a dns cache service such as BIND(named) just to add a small feature to the service. I do not remeber if DnasGuardian support transparent\interception but you better use DG as a second level\layer proxy chained to squid. squid listens on port 3129 in intercept mode and 3128 in forward proxy(regular) mode. and.. use the cache_peer in squid.conf to forward the request into DG. bind DG to 127.0.0.1 with port 8080. This wiki page explains what I am taslkning about with pictures to illustrate it: http://wiki.squid-cache.org/Features/CacheHierarchy?highlight=%28cache_peer%29 There are couple examples in the wiki. try the above and If you have any questions feel free to ask. Eliezer On 10/06/2013 07:59 PM, Stefano Malini wrote: > Dear all, > this is my first message because i'm having some diffuculties > configuring a proxy server on a raspberry with raspbian distro. > > I installed Squid 3.1.20 and Dansguardian. > > Squid is listen on port 3128, in transparent mode and it runs. I set > iptables to redirect http requests to port 3128. > The http requests are registered on squid cache/access logs files so it runs > > I installed Dansguardian also and configured to listen on port 8080 > but it seems that Squid doesn't communicate with Dansguardian. > In dansguardian.conf file i set the proxy ip on 127.0.0.1, port 3128. > > I think it's very easy to solve it but until now is still unsolved. > > Do you have any idea about? > > Thanks >
