Henrik My bad, i just realised the logfile location is enclosed in quotes. Removing them has done the trick. Cheers anyway! On 11/22/06, Zebu Lebu <zebulebu@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Henrik Thanks for getting back to me. I have indeed got an entry in the config file for my access log - it reads: access_log "c:/Squid/var/logs/access.log" This is the correct location of the logfile. When i open up the cache.log after startup, i can see that there's a problem with it, as there's an entry in there which reads: logfileopen: "c:/Squid/var/logs/access.log": (22) Invalid argument Any more ideas? Cheers On 11/22/06, Henrik Nordstrom <henrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > ons 2006-11-22 klockan 12:31 +0000 skrev Zebu Lebu: > > > However, the access.log logfile is blank - no activity has been > > logged. Do I have to set up authentication for accesses to be logged? > > I thought that access would be logged irrespective of whether I'd set > > up authentication but, if I've got this wrong, can someone please let > > me know? > > You need an access_log entry in squid.conf for accesses to be logged. > > It's completely unrelated to authentication. Only relation is that on > authentication the logs will also include a username.. > > If you have an access_log entry in your squid.conf then check cache.log > on startup. Perhaps there is a permission issue or similar. > > Regards > Henrik > > >
