Re: [squid-users] squid 2.4 stable 7

Arindam Haldar wrote:

> > Maybe you have a swap.state file from the previous install?
>
> well, i first stopped squid & then deleted all directories/files in
> /var/spool/squid & /var/log/squid/log/ ... after that i did the normal
> steps to start squid 2.4 stable7 with squid -z and squid -NCd1 .. only
> after checking squid is working ok i swicthed to auto start at bootup,
> services, for squid under RedHat 7.2. ... so i guess there must be no swap
> state left from previos install ! .... have i taken correct steps ???..
> should i try starting squid once more repeating the steps ??? .. i hope
> ihabent missed out anything !!!

Looking correct, if you are absolutely sure the old Squid was really stopped
before you deleted and recreated the cache directory..

but to be sure the above is correct, verify that you haven't configured squid
to save swap.state outside of the cache directory. Verify that you have a
swap.state file in the cache directory, or that you do not have a
cache_swap_log directive in your squid.conf..

Note: A few of the message quoted may be expected when your server is under
heavy load, but not a lot of them..

Regards
Henrik
Received on Mon Jul 08 2002 - 09:47:47 MDT