On 2/02/2016 3:22 a.m., alesironi wrote: > L.P.H. van Belle wrote >> Just a question.. >> >> You are using debian, i did say.. >> >> chmod root:proxy ( proxy is the default squid user in debian ) >> >> i see.. >> chown root:squid /etc/squid3/ldappass.txt >> >> try again with >> chown root:proxy /etc/squid3/ldappass.txt >> >> Greetz, >> >> Louis > > It was probably my typo, anyway I reconfigured as you said again. > Same result. If I use SUDO (or if I configure to use the password in clear) > it proceeds, but with the same error: invalid request: No Username > > Looks like an error in the syntax I used.... > Maybe. But at the very least it is clear you do not understand what "sudo" is or how to use it for non-root user accounts. Running any command "sudo X" will run the command X as *root* user. That is bad, both because its running a sensitive networking process with root privileges. And because its running a test very different to what we are telling you needs to be run. Running this: sudo -u squid X or this: su squid && X will run the command X as user 'squid' instead of user 'root'. That is the test we are writing about to figure out what the problem(s) are. Amos _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
