Thanks,
I'm just using a 56k dial up connection workstation ,
the loopback interface was down, just needed to restart network service to get
mozilla + squid work
On Saturday 25 January 2003 11:10 pm, Martin Stricker wrote:
> hicham linux wrote:
> > Hello everybody,
> >
> > I recently learned that squid can speed up web client
> > browsing,
> > I am trying to use squid as cache and proxy server,
> > I've looked at the doc how to make squid communicate
> > with mozilla, in the Options menu : Manual Proxy
> > Configuration:
> > it says to put the Squid server's hostname or IP
> > address and put the HTTP port number for the Squid
> > server (by default, 3128) in the Port column.
> > but no connection at all thru squid
> > is the Squid server's hostname means the machine's
> > hostname ?
>
> Yes, it means the hostname of the computer where squid runs on. To
> further speed up things, you should use the IP address instead of the
> hostname, because the hostname needs to be resolved through DNS into the
> IP address.
>
> Do you have a DNS server running and properly configured?
>
> What happens if you type these commands at a command prompt of the
> computer you want to use Mozilla on?
> whois
> telnet
> telnet
> telnet
>
> Best regards,
> Martin Stricker
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