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 == Introduction ==
 
-Installing and running squid on a Mac OS X system is as easy as "sudo port install squid; sudo launchctl load -w /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.macports.Squid.plist" and to configure your browser to use it as a proxy on port 3128. Now, to setup a interception proxy with squid on Mac OS X is more tricky. This howto is explaining how to install and configure an interception squid running on Snow Leopard.
+Installing and running squid on a Mac OS X system is as easy as "sudo port install squid; sudo port load squid3" and to configure your browser to use it as a proxy on port 3128. Now, to setup a interception proxy with squid on Mac OS X is more tricky. This howto is explaining how to install and configure an interception squid running on Snow Leopard.
 
 We'll focus on a setup where the Mac OS X system running squid is also the Internet gateway of your local network and all outgoing HTTP request will transit through the box. Here are the high-level steps required to get the thing to work:
  * install and configure squid
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 The ipfw_transparent variant is required to run squid as interception proxy. Now make squid a daemon automatically starting at boot:
 
 {{{
-sudo launchctl load -w /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.macports.Squid.plist
+sudo port load squid3
 }}}
 
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