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yes, i know that and i am learing how to setup proxy. i m trying to setup for my one linux box and wants to test whether i m getting fast pages or not.
As i told in my post it was wokring fine previosuly with both option 1) squid 2) ipforwarding/ masquerading.
BUT, that time i had use defaulst squid, [which install by defaults]
this time i uninstall default squid and complie squid through source (.tar.gz) and it's not working.
I want to install and compile squid with source package. also, it has different file location if you install using source. [tar.gz]
Also, i know RPM base is easy to install. I have checked that permission. I don't think so it will cause the issue. bec'z at compile time it will set the permision for root and i using as root user. so NO issue with permission.
as far as i know if you install any package by RPM or source any package [inculde squid] will work as root user. so there is no point to think about as user or as root. I haven't try with non root user.
yes,if you configure services in such way then u have to check for it. like apache, but here issue with squid.
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