> the "squid[1551]: storeDirOpenTmpSwapLog: Failed to open swap log" > error still exists, and is fatal. This is the unprivileged user > spawned by the root process that is run at boot. > > The low-privileged effective user is the default, "proxy". Here's an > accurate representation of my cache/logs file stucture: > /media/sdcard root:root 777 > ../squid proxy:proxy 770 > ../../00 through 0F proxy:proxy 750 > ../../swap.state proxy:proxy 640 > ../../logs proxy:proxy 775 > ../../../*.log proxy:proxy 640 > Interestingly, swap.state is back even though I deleted it during > troubleshooting, so Squid can clearly r/w here just fine. > For completeness, my cache_dir is set as follows: > cache_dir ufs /media/sdcard/squid 800 16 256 > Logs: > access_log none > cache_log /media/sdcard/squid/logs/cache.log > cache_store_log /media/sdcard/squid/logs/store.log > I really can't see anything wrong with my permissions. What am I missing? > Thanks. I note it's actually looking for "TmpSwapLog" - is there somewhere else I should be looking for this permissions issue (if that's what this is) than the swap.state file? I really could use some further advice here. Not having made any deliberate changes to anything Squid-related prior to this fatal error appearing, I'm stuck as to where to look for answers. S.
