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From: Tim Moony <timm@uniqsite.com>
To: Ben Black <black@gage.com>
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Subject: Re: Configuring Squid
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On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, Ben Black wrote:

> well, that is your problem.  squid can't bind port 80 if your web server
> already has it.  when running squid as an httpd accelerator, you must run
> your web server on another port so squid can have port 80.
> 
[...]

Let me rephrase your words:  are you saying someone would have to say
http://www.sitename.com:81 to view my site after I move the httpd port to
81?

Is there a FAQ somewhere?  Thanks.