Toni,
[...]
> I installed ffproxy and then tried to start it. Out of the box, ffproxy
> does not start, complaining that it is unable to open a file
> 'db/access.ip'. However, for all locations I tried, this file is there.
> I tried to modify the chroot settings and the database path settings,
> but to no avail. So far, I have been unable to start ffproxy. Here is an
> attempt where I try to start it by hand:
As you may have noticed, /var/lib/ffproxy is the directory where ffproxy
is chrooted when started with the init script.
If you want to start it outside the chroot, you just need to run:
# ffproxy -D /etc/ffproxy
Regards,
M.
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