Have you checked the perms on the squid cache? Squid normally runs as
user/group squid, so chown and chgrp the intended cache directory,
then do squid -z again ... see if that helps.
What version of squid? 2.3 requires a cache_dir "type" to be set,
which the docs say should normally be UFS. Look for cache_dir in
squid.conf for the syntax.
-d
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David Talkington
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:Thanks alot for the quick response, the squid.out file reports that I
:should run "squid -z" and to check cache.log. I checked cache.log and it
:says that a cache folder is missing, I have tried running "squid -z" many
:times but it never worked. The missing folder was first
:"/usr/local/squid/cache" then "/usr/local/squid/cache/00", then
:"/usr/local/squid/cache/01" and it goes on, I created all the folders
:manually but it didnt help, the error is still the same. I want to make a
:small network of linux, a cybercafe. The project is to convert a whole MS
:based cybercafe to Linux cybercafe. I can even email the log files to you.
:
:Thanks,
:Kashif.
:
:
:David Talkington wrote:
:
:> What kind of problems are you having?
:>
:> Following the "QUICKSTART" file will take care of most things. If
:> you're running it on an ipmasq gateway, there are a couple of other
:> little tweaks you'll need to make it work. Details please?
:>
:> -d
:>
:> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:> wrote:
:>
:> :I have tried my best but have been unsuccessful in installing Squid on
:> :my Linux 6.1 system. Can anyone tell me about any website which could
:> :help me in installing it ?
:> :
:> :Thanks,
:> :Kashif.
:> :
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