Re: error message

Running: squid -N -d 1
I get: ]$ squid -N -d 1
squid: invalid option -- N
I'll check permissions, Thanks!

PK

Dancer wrote:
>
> Pete Kuczynski wrote:
> >
> > After installing squid-2_2_stable3-src_tar on a redhat linux 5.2 box,
> > and running /usr/local/squid/bin/RunCache,
> > the message I gat is:
> > Running: squid -sY >> /usr/local/squid/squid.out 2>&1
> > no one can connect through the proxy server, any suggestions?
>
> Well, the message looks about right. If it doesn't keep repeating, then
> squid's probably started up okay. (If it keeps repeating, then squid's
> failing to start properly).
>
> The next steps:
>
> ps waxu | grep squid | grep -v grep
> Do you get any output at all? You should see something like:
> proxy 343 0.0 10.3 6944 3196 ? S Jun17 1:34
> /squid/bin/squid
>
> If you get a process entry, then it's running. If not, your next step is
> to find out why not. If it _is_ running:
>
> telnet localhost 3128
>
> Do you get connection refused? Then it's not listening on port 3128.
> Find and check your squid.conf and find out what port it _is_ on.
>
> D

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