Well. when Squid started using 3128 in ca 1995 there was not many other
webcache services available and certainly no "webcache" entry in any
common /etc/services databases.. two "random" ports where picked
(3128/tcp for proxy, 3130/udp for ICP) and these have stuck.
Regards
Henrik
Tom Bell wrote:
>
> Howdy All,
> This is just an abosulte silly question
> and as such I'm sorry for wasting your precious time.
>
> Why is squid's default listening port 3128 when most
> /etc/services files list webcache as being 8080 ?
>
> I know how to change it and do daily, this is purely
> a question.
>
> If I've stumbled onto some relegious debate I apologise
> in advance.
>
> Thanx
>
> Tom Bell
> NCT Computers
Received on Wed Jan 08 2003 - 23:00:44 MST
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