Could you add something like #Remember to ensure your squid config changes
are correct by running "squid3 -k parse"
to the top of the default squid file?
Robert Searle
Subject: Re: Bug#711381: SQUID3 building Jessie and Sid package with
enable-ssl flag set
From: lu...@debian.org
Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2013 02:54:40 +0200
CC: 711...@bugs.debian.org
To: robertsea...@hotmail.com
Hi Robert,
This is a corner case, in my opinion. The wrong option is not stopping Squid3
from serving requests on another http_port, so an error printed in the log file
is the best option so that an administrator can check what is working and what
is not.
Printing to stderr is not a good way to notify the administrator in case of
automatic and unattended start of squid3 service, which is the most common use
case.
If you want to check how squid3 parses the configuration file you can always
use the "squid3 -k parse" command line upon changing the config file.
Regards,
L
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