Sven Gaerner (SGaerner@t-online.de) wrote: > I'm also using squid on the gateway. > I can update my gateway with apt-get ... When I tried this with my workstation I > can see in iptraf that the apt-get program wants to connect (SYN-bit) but that's > all, there's no response. The easiest way to fix this, then, would be to use the Squid proxy for your apt-get operations. export http_proxy=http://MY_GATEWAY:3128/ # substitute your IP address apt-get update apt-get ... I strongly recommend putting the "export http_proxy ..." line in your /etc/profile. It's used by apt-get, lynx, wget, and possibly many other programs. You might have something misconfigured which is preventing the IP masquerading from working properly... but I can't help with that. ;-) -- Greg Wooledge | "Truth belongs to everybody." wooledge@kellnet.com | Red Hot Chili Peppers, http://www.kellnet.com/wooledge/ |
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