Specifications

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5 Select the Enable Forward Proxy checkbox.
If a forward proxy server is enabled, each site on the server can be used as the proxy.
You might see this message: “Forward Proxy will not properly function with current site
conguration.” This issue is resolved further in the procedure, so click Ok to continue.
6 Select the Control Access To Proxy checkbox to limit access and then enter the domain
name that is permitted access in the Allowed Domain” eld.
Generally, when limiting who can use your web server as a proxy, limit access to a
specic domain. Users in that domain obtain access.
7 Create the cache folder by opening a Terminal window and entering the
following commands:
$ sudo mkdir /var/run/proxy
$ sudo chown www:www /var/run/proxy
This is the default cache folder. You can choose or create a dierent folder for the cache,
but make sure the owner and group are www and have Read and Write access privileges.
To choose a dierent folder, click the Choose button or enter the path in the Cache
Folder eld. If you are administering a remote server, File services must be running on
the remote server to use the Choose button.
8 Set the disk cache target size and set an interval for emptying the cache.
When the cache reaches this size, the oldest les are deleted from the cache folder.
9 To add a host to block, click the Add (+) button, enter its URL, and then add the names
of all hosts you want to block.
You can import a list of websites by dragging the list to the list of blocked hosts. The
list must be a text le with host names separated by commas or tabs (also known as
csv and tsv strings). Make sure the last entry in the le is terminated with a carriage
return/line feed; otherwise, it is overlooked.
10 Click Save.
11 Click Sites and select the default site (the one whose IP Address is listed as *).
12 Click Aliases.
13 From the Web Server Aliases list, select the alias listed as *.
14 Click the Delete (–) button to delete the alias.
15 Click Save.