> I dont get what you are saying. The squid goes to > privileged mode while > writing the pid file and why does it require more > than 755 to > /usr/local/squid26s9TP/var/logs/ directory (this is > ownened by nobody:nobody > which is the squid user and group). > > -logu > i don't know the reason why... earlier i got the same problem as you facing when using tproxy, from the log it said that it couldn't write pid into the directory i mention in the squid.conf, so i have to chmod 666 my /home/squid/pid direktori but then i decide to move the pid into /var/run without any chmod'ing. you may notice that some system basic service pid were also located at /var/run -a3 ____________________________________________________________________________________ The fish are biting. Get more visitors on your site using Yahoo! Search Marketing. http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/arp/sponsoredsearch_v2.php
