TopBanana

For Windows? Nothing fancy - just the basics!

Cheers

stevem2k

if you can compile it yourself, squid *can* run on windows.

http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/FAQ/FAQ-1.html


Steve

TopBanana

Had a quick look, but can't be doing with it really

Don't need the caching side of things either so it's overkill

TopBanana

Come on ya *******

stevem2k

oh come on ... it only took two minutes to STFW! and find this on google .......


Steve

ozzy

If you don't want caching, then why not use Internet Connection Sharing.

Why do you want to use a proxy if you don't want caching? Do you want to control user access or log what sites have been accessed?

I use Squid at work at it's a piece of pi$$ to setup. I would've rather used a Windows version just for sheer ease of management, backup, etc., but I've yet to find a decent one that's completely *FREE*. Plenty of shareware ones out there.

Stefan


[Edited by ozzy - 4/30/2003 10:42:33 PM]

class_A

Try Proxy+, it's free to use for up to 3 users and is configured using a browser interface. I've had great success using it to connect my Linux iPaq to the net over a serial ppp connection.

jameswrx

iTrader: (4)

i got proxy+ too...can't be hard if i use it

TopBanana

Cheers guys, will check out proxy+