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Squid on Port 80?

Can anyone tell me how to get squid to run on port 80 in Astaro? I'm trying to change the configuration of squid so that it works as a reverse proxy, the only problem is that it won't bind to port 80 and I think it is because it isn't being started as root.

Anyone?

Paul

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0 SveN_01 over 23 years ago

Hi,

change the file:
/var/chroot-squid/etc/squid.conf-default
to your needs. Should be the following line:
http_port 8080
and then restart the proxy via WebAdmin.
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0 paulmona over 23 years ago in reply to SveN_01

I tried that but I get an error in the cache.log saying that squid can't bind to the port. My guess is that it doesn't start as root therefore no permissions to bind to ports under 1024. [:S]
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0 Dennis Koslowski over 23 years ago in reply to paulmona

Hello,

yes, the squid runs as "squid", and therefore cannot bind on the port 80. You could let squid run on the port 8080 and use DNAT instead to solve this problem.

Greetings,
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0 paulmona over 23 years ago in reply to Dennis Koslowski

Dennis you are a genious! I was forgetting I could use DNAT to get around that. Doh.

Thanks.

Paul
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0 paulmona over 23 years ago in reply to Dennis Koslowski

Dennis you are a genious! I was forgetting I could use DNAT to get around that. Doh.

Thanks.

Paul
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