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8 Installing Your Apache Server

or the disk caching version (described below). See section 4.5 on

page 83 formore information onconﬁguring Squid after installation.

You may also want to try the Squid web page at

http://squid.nlanr.net/ for more information.

1.3.8 Squid-novm

Conﬁguration File: /etc/squid.conf

Documentation: /usr/doc/squid-novm-1.1.22/

Description: Squid-novm is thesame asthe Squid packageexcept that it

uses your disk drive instead of your RAM to hold the cache.

1.3.9 ht://Dig

Conﬁguration File: /etc/htdig.conf

Documentation: /usr/doc/htdig-3.0.8b2/

Description: ht://Dig is a web indexing and search engine intended to

be used by small domains or intranets. ht://Dig isn’t meant to be

a ”real” Internet search engine like AltaVista, Excite, etc. Instead,

ht://Dig is meant to provide searching capabilities for a single com-

pany or campus website or even for a subsection of a large website.

Please Note: ht://Dig doesnot currentlyhavetheability toconnect

to a secure web server. If you want to use ht://Dig with your Red

Hat Secure Web Server, you will need to leave your server’s conﬁg-

uration at the default conﬁguration, which enables both secure and

non-secure operations. Please seesection 2.6 on page 36 forinforma-

tion onhow thedefault conﬁguration ofyour secureweb serverruns

secure and non-secure servers on your machine using virtual hosts.

See section 4.6 on page 86 for more information on how to conﬁgure

ht://Dig after installation. You may also want to look for more in-

formation on the ht://Dig web page at http://www.htdig.org.

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