Adrian Chadd disse na ultima mensagem: > On Fri, May 23, 2008, Nick Duda wrote: >> Btw, doing squid -k shutdown still doesn't remove the PID. >> >> The reason why this is important to me is a script I am writing to do >> failover with WCCP. > > Thats why I generally use cachemgr to determine if Squid is running, > not the .pid file. > well, unfortunatly the pid thing is kind of bad solved within squid startup if you like the following you can get around and rid of the problem by modifying your startup scripts with the following #!/bin/sh pid_file="/squid/var/logs/squid.pid" pid=`cat $pid_file` if [ ! "`ps acocomm -p $pid | grep squid`" ]; then rm $pid_file; fi to make it complete you need to write another part to check if it is running without pid file and another to check if the pid file is from the running squid and then start it secure and for sure ... starting blabla comes here michel ... **************************************************** Tecnologia Internet Matik http://info.matik.com.br Sistemas Wireless para o Provedor Banda Larga Hospedagem e Email personalizado - e claro, no Brasil. ****************************************************
