Hi Eliezer, I discover the source of the bug with squid. The problem was that someone had setup the /etc/localtime to /usr/local/timezone. It is very wrong and keep the squid giving to the user the mentioned problem. :'( I get this when I resolved to take a strace to fill up a bug report :) Thanks anyway, Ricardo On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 10:00 AM, Ricardo Lucca <rlucca@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi there, > > $ uname -a > Linux localhost 3.2.54 #1 SMP Mon Apr 7 12:40:28 GMT 2014 x86_64 GNU/Linux > > The gcc version is 4.7.1. > > Ricardo Lucca > > > On Thu, May 15, 2014 at 3:54 AM, Eliezer Croitoru <eliezer@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Hey Ricardo, >> >> Squid 2.7 is not under maintenance for a very long time and it's recommended >> to use newer versions such as 3.3 at least. >> 3.4.5 version of squid is production ready but since there are new features >> inside this branch some may not feel comfort to use this new code untested >> for their environment. >> I recommend on any transition from old version to new version first make a >> test to verify that all your needs are compatible with the newer version. >> >> You can always ask here for guidance about testing and verification to make >> sure you are not alone in the process. >> >> What OS are you using? >> What Kernel? >> note that many already use 3.4.5 and can compare your version to their. >> For me google works and many other sites. >> it seems like a non usual issue which needs further testing. >> >> Lets try to first fill the missing details about the environment. >> >> Eliezer >> >> On 05/15/2014 07:56 AM, Ricardo Lucca wrote: >>> >>> Hi there, >>> >>> I recently installed the squid and I tried the minimal configuration >>> in a virtual machine. The squid gives access to other machine, but it >>> keeps failing with a error "(21) Is a directory" when I tried access >>> the "www.google.com.br". I replaced the version 3.4.5 with the version >>> 3.2 and 3.1 and all get the same error. The version 2.7 worked well. >>> Can it be my configuration mistake or it is a bug? I used the >>> squid.conf.default that came in the source. >>> >>> I managed to get the log of this error: >>> >>> 2014/05/13 19:14:00.603| comm.cc(1114) connect: to 173.194.42.183:80 >>> 2014/05/13 19:14:00.603| comm_connect_addr: connecting socket 12 to >>> 173.194.42.183:80 (want family: 2) >>> 2014/05/13 19:14:00.603| comm_connect_addr: sock=12, addrinfo( >>> flags=4, family=2, socktype=1, protocol=6, &addr=0x112ff70, addrlen=16 >>> ) >>> 2014/05/13 19:14:00.603| connect FD 12: (-1) (21) Is a directory >>> 2014/05/13 19:14:00.603| connecting to: 173.194.42.183:80 >>> 2014/05/13 19:14:00.603| comm.cc(1147) connect: FD 12: * - try again >>> >>> I compiled this version of the squid myself running: >>> >>> $ ./configure --enable-ssl --disable-ipv6 && make >>> >>> Another question, is the version 3.4.5 suitable for production use? Or >>> it is recommend the use of version 2.7 yet? >>> >>> Thanks >>> >>
