[plug] squid + ssh & mail [network newbie]
sol
sol at autonomon.net
Wed Oct 9 10:49:51 WST 2002
Aahh... And here I was thinking that squid did all proxying. Guess it's
time to visit linuxdoc.org to find out about masquerading.
thanks Ben,
sol
Ben Jensz wrote:
> Squid = web proxy
>
> You have to setup masquerading on the "PC/server" so the laptop
> clients can get access to the net with things that aren't going
> through the proxy, i.e. your email and ssh to external.
>
> HTH :)
>
>
> / Ben
>
> sol wrote:
>
>> On Sunday I set up my PC to act as a server (squid, apache, wu-ftpd,
>> sshd) for two client laptops. It was a first-timers effort but
>> everything went really well. However, I do have a couple of small
>> problems. The clients can't receive mail from the remote servers,
>> only the local server. And whilst I can ssh into the local server (my
>> PC) I can't ssh beyond that. I can use mail (imap client - mozilla)
>> and ssh to remote domains using the PC but not laptop clients which
>> can only access the PC/server. The clients just can't locate external
>> domains except using web browsers which have been configured for the
>> squid proxy.
>>
>> I thought that this was related to client ssh and client mail
>> configurations, but I've been messing around with the mail
>> configurations and can't seem to get any mail client to recognise the
>> external mailserver domain. Is there something I need to tweak in
>> squid.conf? Does ssh client have options that allow use of a proxy to
>> go to external domains? Is this a proxy server problem or a proxy
>> client problem?
>>
>> thankyou,
>> sol
>>
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