Horticom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hello,
>I am a new user of Redhat.
>I am using version 5.1
>I am trying to get squid working,but after I give the squid -z command the
>following lines return.
>
>Creating swap directories.
>FATAL: Failed to make swap directory /usr/spool/squid: (13) Permission denied.
>Squid cache (version 1.1.22):Terminated abnormaly.
>CPU usage: user 0 sys 0
>Maximum resident size: 0 KB
>Page faults with physical i/o:164
>
>After installation :
>Squid is located in /usr/sbin
>Squid.conf is located in /etc
>Squid.conf.default is located in /etc
>Squid.conf.rpmorig is located in /etc
>Then there is an other squid located in /var/lock/subsys
>
>I dont know how to get sqiud working.
Make sure the directory /var/spool/squid exists and that the user/group
squid runs as ('nobody' on earlier versions of squid, 'squid' on newer
versions) has read/write access to this directory. You may need to create
the directory and assign user/group/permissions as root. You can check the
user/group squid runs as by looking for 'cache_effective_user' and
'cache_effective_group' in /etc/squid.conf.
-Eric
Eric Sisler
Library Computer Technician
Westminster Public Library
Westminster, CO, USA
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