Squid = Forbidden

[Kurt Tappe <kurt@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 9:37 PM -0400 9/27/01, Chris wrote:
>>Any ideas why I had to manually change "Listen 81" to "Listen 80" to
>>get it to work?
>
>Perhaps related to the Squid cache?  Is it now on or off?  I believe that it 
>generally listens on port 80 while Apache listens on 81. :-)  So, Apache would 
>have been listening on 81, while Squid transparently listened on 80.  If the 
>Squid install wasn't running then that would become apparent.

Well, here's the thing:

If we set httpd.conf to serve Apache on port 81, the Squid cache does indeed 
run.   However, when we try to access our site, we get a "Forbidden" error.  
When we change Apache to port 80, Squid gets disabled, but the files get served 
just fine.  In short, the site doesn't work with Squid.

Our file permissions are set to 777, so that's not the issue.

Suggestions?

-Kurt
-- 
I haven't failed, I've found 10,000 ways that don't work. 
  --  Benjamin Franklin

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