Strange behavior of squid

I was finished with compiling squid v1.1.0 on my Solaris 2.4 machine and
was about to run it today.

When I started the squid, however, there was no squid.pid file left in any
directory and the squid wouldn't accept any retrieving request. Did I do
something wrong? Following is what the cache.log said when it started:

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96/12/15 18:48:45| Starting Squid Cache version 1.1.0 for
sparc-sun-solaris2.4..
96/12/15 18:48:45| With 1024 file descriptors available
96/12/15 18:48:45| Performing DNS Tests...
96/12/15 18:48:45| Successful DNS name lookup tests...
96/12/15 18:48:45| Started 10 'dnsserver' processes
96/12/15 18:48:45| file_map_create: creating space for 2097152 files
96/12/15 18:48:45| Swap maxSize 1536000, estimated 76800 objects
96/12/15 18:48:45| Target number of buckets: 1536
96/12/15 18:48:45| Using 7951 Store buckets, maintain 1 bucket every 10
seconds
96/12/15 18:48:45| WARNING: Cannot write to swap directory
'/usr3/cache/00'
96/12/15 18:48:45| Forcing a *full restart* (e.g., squid -z)...
96/12/15 18:48:45| Making directories in /usr3/cache/00
96/12/15 18:48:45| Making directories in /usr3/cache/01
96/12/15 18:48:45| Making directories in /usr3/cache/02
96/12/15 18:48:45| Making directories in /usr3/cache/03
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For your information, I've been running squid V1.0.20 for a while on the
same machine.

TIA.

Youngjoo Song boobtube@hitel.kol.net
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Received on Sun Dec 15 1996 - 02:03:22 MST