>-----Original Message-----
>From: LAU CHI CHEUNG SAMUEL [mailto:cclau@vtc.edu.hk]
>
>Hi all,
Hi,
>
>I have created 4 swap directories in the squid.conf file:
>cache_dir /cache1 2000 16 256
>cache_dir /cache2 2000 16 256
>cache_dir /cache3 2000 16 256
>cache_dir /cache4 2000 16 256
^
ufs ?
>After that, I have to change chmod 770 for each dir in
>order that I can run squid -z. Is there any method that
>Squid will start automatically every time the computer
>boot up ?
This is FAQ .. See:
http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/FAQ/FAQ-3.html#ss3.6
Regards,
Ilker G.
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