Re: Strange behavior of squid

On Mon, 16 Dec 1996 Youngjoo Song wrote:

> However, once I fired up my browser(IE V3.0) and requested a page via the
> Squid, the Squid just died leaving the following message in the cache.log
> file.
>
> ---------------------------
> 96/12/16 11:15:02| Making directories in /usr3/cache/0D
> 96/12/16 11:15:02| Making directories in /usr3/cache/0E
> 96/12/16 11:15:02| Making directories in /usr3/cache/0F
> 96/12/16 11:15:02| Accepting HTTP connections on FD 19.
> 96/12/16 11:15:02| Accepting ICP connections on FD 20.
> 96/12/16 11:15:02| Ready to serve requests.
> FATAL: Received Segment Violation...dying.
> 96/12/16 11:48:53| storeWriteCleanLog: Starting...
> 96/12/16 11:48:53| Finished. Wrote 0 lines.
> 96/12/16 11:48:53| Took 0 seconds ( 0.0 lines/sec).
> ---------------------------
>
> I appreciate your help.

> I ran Squid via "squid &", the way the INSTALL file told me.
Try to use "RunCache &"/"RunAccel &" depending on whether you want to use
squid as a cache or as an accelerator. This scripts force squid to restart
after it is died.

> And here is my squid.conf file:
..........

> #cache_host hostname type 3128 3130
> local_domain kol.net kol.co.kr

You don't use any parents but specify local_domain TAG.
Try to comment this but it probably doesn't mention.

> httpd_accel www.kol.net 80
> httpd_accel_with_proxy on
> #httpd_accel_uses_host_header off

Unfortunately I never used squid in accelerator mode.
May be somebody khow some peculiarities of squid configuring/running
in such mode

Serge Krashakov, FREEnet WebCache master
Received on Mon Dec 16 1996 - 02:14:02 MST