 Chapter 1, Introduction - This chapter introduces you to Squid and web caching. I give a brief history of the project, and a few notes on our future work. I explain how you can find additional support and information, including a FAQ, on the Squid web site.
Chapter 2, Getting Squid - In this chapter, I explain how and why you should download Squid's source code. You may prefer to install a precompiled binary or use a preconfigured package. I also talk about staying up to date with Squid using the anonymous CVS server.
Chapter 3, Compiling and Installing - Assuming you've downloaded the source code, this chapter explains how to configure and compile Squid. In some cases you may need to tune your system before compiling Squid. |
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 Part I: Basic Unix Environment
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Getting Help
Part II: Customizing Your Environment
Chapter 3. Setting Up Your Unix Shell
Chapter 4. Interacting with Your Environment
Chapter 5. Getting the Most out of Terminals, xterm, and X Windows
Chapter 6. Your X Environment
Part III: Working with Files and Directories
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 Designed as an introduction to UNIX system crash dump analysis, this is the first book to discuss in detail UNIX system panics, crashes and hangs, their causes, what to do when they occur, how to collect information about them, how to analyze that information, and how to get the problem resolved.
KEY TOPICS: Part One covers theory and tools. Part Two looks inside UNIX, from the header files to hardware tape drives. |
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