[olug] Proxy & Linux

[Craig Wolf]

I have a location that goes through another location (ISP) that does content filtering.  The ISP states that the original person at the location is using proxy servers to get around the filter.  Problem is, it is not just this person haing problems with HTTPS sites, it is multiple people at the location.  I am trying to eliminate the server as the proxy.  

Is that making sense??

Craig Wolf
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>>> Dan Linder <dan at linder.org> 3/18/2009 >>>
Using "netstat -lnp" will show the process that is listening on that port.

Are you suspecting a root-kit on your system, or did something get installed
that has proxy capabilities that you want to confirm are disabled? (Or
something else?)

Dan

On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 2:49 PM, Shannon <ridgid at gmail.com> wrote:

> I did some testing with ipcop in a vm, if I enabled the proxy I could see
> ...
> netstat -ln  showed that port 1024 would be used when I had squid running.
> also with netstat -p .. squid showed up in the list
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