Hello all,
I have a squid installation running on Ubuntu 7.04. That version of squid is
2.6.5. I have ntlm-help and am using it with Dansguardian. It all works, but
when someone complained of being blocked by something they should not have, I
naturally went to /var/log/squid/access.log. Only to find out it wasn't
there?? I can't find another squid access.log anywhere else on the box (I
built it remotely, but the guy there says he didn't do anything).
I have recreated the access.log file with the same permissions and ownership as
the rest of the files in the /var/log/squid directory. Since the 'dpkg -L
squid' doesn't show access.log as one of the files packaged with the package
itself, I am assuming that squid creates this file itself.
Since this guy is trying to use SARG to get a record of where everyone is
going.. this isn't going well.
Any clues on where to start to get this back. I guess I can apt-get remove
squid, purge it, then re-install. But I wanted to see if anyone else had ever
seen this.
thanks,
bk
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