* Henrik Nordstrom (henrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx): > fre 2007-02-02 klockan 11:32 +0530 skrev Santosh Rani: > > Processor : Intel P4 3.06 > > Intel motherboard > > SATA Hard Disk > > > > SQUID VERSION: squid 2.6.3 > > My trouble is that I can not stop squid. > > > > I passed the following command, > > > > # /usr/local/etc/rc.d/squid stop > > > > The shutdown_life time option is; > > > > shutdown_lifetime 5 seconds > > > > Result of this command is: > > > > Stopping squid. > > squid: ERROR: Could not send signal 15 to process 1014: (3) No such process > > Either Squid is not running, or your pid file has been corrupted I assume that the OP is using FreeBSD (from the looks of it). If so, there must be a problem with the pid information, because the script first calls 'squid -k shutdown' and then waits for the 'squid' processes to disappear. Since the shutdown call is not delivered properly, the script waits forever because Squid keeps running. > If Squid is running then use ps / top to fin the pid of Squid and kill > it manually. > > kill pid > > If it isn't running then something is wrong in your rc script. Does 'squid -k shutdown' exit != 0 when it fails like in the above case? If yes, I could bail out early and avoid the infinite waiting loop.
