Hi Jens,
> I am using a user squid with group squid to run it on. How and what
> permissions do i need to set?
What is the home directory for your user squid? It should be the cache
directory (e.g. /var/cache/squid or whatever your system uses). And of course
you need full access to it:
drwxr-x--- 18 squid root 504 Nov 8 00:15 /var/cache/squid
(the group should be squid in your case, too). So just change the owner of the
directory to squid (use chown -R).
> And by the way: is there a chance to set homedir of a user after creating
> the user?
Sure: simply modify the entry in /etc/passwd with usermod (or if you prefer
higher risks: use vi ;-)).
Regards,
Peter
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