On Tue, 21 Jul 1998, Thomas Hoffecker wrote:
> 1. Getting the cache port to be port 80 (Yes, I've removed Apache
> webserver). Squid says it can't access port 80. (I'm not a Linux
> guru either). I want to redirect port 80 traffic from a Cisco router
> to the Squid box.
In order to bind to ports less than 3128, the process must have root
privelege when it is attempting to bind. Make sure your
cache_effective_user line is set properly.
> 2. I've followed the directions in the Squid User's Guide and have
> not been able to get Squid to automatically start at boot up. I get
> a "missing process field error".
Sounds like you might be trying to run it from inittab or inetd.conf.
I use "RunCache" called from the rc.local script myself, but you
should check the format of your inittab or inetd.conf file carefully.
Note that in inetd.conf, you need two names for the process, one the
full path, and one the process name itself, as in:
amanda dgram udp wait operator /usr/local/libexec/amandad amandad
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^
This might be the "missing process field" it's complaining about.
-Mike Pelletier.
Received on Tue Jul 21 1998 - 07:18:47 MDT
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