Santosh Rani ha scritto:
Thanks for your inputs , Sirs.
I have added user 'squid' and group 'squid'. Changed the ownership of
/usr/local/squid
to user 'squid' and group 'squid'
I have changed cache_effective_user as:
cache_effective_user squid
cache_effective_group squid
I have also created 'store.log' and 'access.log' files in
'/usr/local/squid/var/logs'
and ownership is set to user 'squid' and group 'squid'
'Squid' has all the permissions (read, write, execute) on directory
'/usr/local/squid'
Still it doesn not start nor it gives any error.
/usr/local/squid/sbin/squid -k parse does not report any error.
Regards
On 04/10/06, Henrik Nordstrom <henrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
ons 2006-10-04 klockan 11:52 +0530 skrev Santosh Rani:
> I have set the ownership on 'cache' directory' for root since other
> folder i.e. in the 'var' directory was also owned by root with the
> permission 733
The Squid cache and log directories needs to be owned (or at least
writable) by your cache_effective_user.
Regards
Henrik
You should look into cache.log and/or try to launch squid in "no-daemon"
mode:
squid -N -d 1
Quoting from "man squid":
-N No daemon mode.
-d level Write debugging to stderr also.
If you add also:
-X Force full debugging.
you'll get infos about each line of the config file squid parsed, and
more. This can help to see exactly what's going wrong during squid startup.
HTH
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