Infact after I set up and configure the squid. The squid can work well. But I can not start automatically when the redhat boot. If I have I script, I do not know which directory I will leave it ,and then to do what with the script. Thanks -----Original Message----- What does not work? You may need to adjust the script to your environment (path to your Squid binary, Squid cache directory, etc.). Don't expect the script from RHEL to work out of the box if you are not using the Squid version provided by RH. Regards, Peter -- Peter Albrecht, Novell Training Services, peter.albrecht@xxxxxxxxxx
