Forwarded, because I forgot to click "reply to all"
> > When I restart squid from webmin or from ssh the same thing
> happens.
> > Changed nothing at squid itself. Search the internet and found one
> > thing that the helper (squidGuard) may have a to big
> logfile. But it's
> > not the logfile. When I disable the helper squidGuard squid runs
> > normally. It's the squidGuard which hasn't changed too... access
> > rights to squidguard-db's are ok. Every folder and file
> same user like
> > the squid is running under...
>
> Squidguard is usually very "vocal" in its own log file.
> Perhaps you will find the reason for your crash there?
> What does squidguard.log say?
>
> I've seen that error in the past, and if memory serves it was
> either related to incorrect permissions on the squidguard db
> or an unwritable squidguard.log.
>
> Check under which user you start squid/squidguard.
>
> HTH,
>
> Joop
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