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Sameer Shinde wrote:
How to upgrade the squid in Ubuntu 8.0.4  as I tried to update /upgrade the squid but it is not going beyond the latest installed version.

I tried to download & install the source code from the squid site but I'm getting the configuration error.

the squid on ubuntu runs with proxy:proxy as a default user:group.  Whereas the squid uses squid:squid as user:group
which I'm not able to configure.
Also the default install location of squid is in /etc/squid in ubuntu where as in squid default it is something else.
Due to all such problems I'm not able to upgrade the squid to the latest version, rather if I can be able to resolve these issues,
I would be very glad to move to the latest stable version.

I hope someone can give me way out of it.

Make a backup of your /etc/apt/sources.list file.
 - Then change all the entries of 'hardy' to 'intrepid'
 - run:  apt-get update && apt-get install squid3
 - expect to see some squid packages and libdb upgraded, not much more.
 - replace the original source.list file
 - then run: apt-get update
 - fully stop and re-start squid

This last is very important if you don't want to upgrade your whole server to the Ubuntu 8.10.

Amos


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Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2008 01:35:12 +1300
From: squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: s2sameer@xxxxxxxxxxx
CC: squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re:  changing time in squid

Sameer Shinde wrote:
Hi All,

I've Squid 3.0 stable 1 server running on Ubuntu server in our netowrk. We've changed the ubuntu server's time as per our local timings i.e. UTC+5.30 But the same is not reflecting in squid proxy. Proxy is picking up only UTC timings which We want to change to UTC+5.30.

Please upgrade your Squid. The early 3.0 stables had a great many issues which are now resolved. Newer packages are readily available for Ubuntu.

I was reading some documentation for that in squid readme & on google, but couldn't get the much info on how to change the time set.
I'm sure this is a quite common problem everyone must be facing, as everyone would like to change the timings
as per their local time servers. But I couldn't get enough information on this. Quite strange...... or am I missing something?
Squid logs in GMT as required by RFC.

To log with non-standard local timestamps you will need to define your own log format with the %tl tag.
   http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/config/logformat/


Amos
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   Current Beta Squid 3.1.0.2 or 3.0.STABLE11-RC1

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