rs wrote:
> why squid does not write access.log (permission there is)?
Squid doesn't write to access.log until it receives a request. Make sure
Squid is actually receiving the requests by running this command just after
sending a request to Squid:
netstat -nt | grep ":3128"
This assumes Squid is listening on the default port of 3128. Adjust
accordingly is Squid is running on a different port.
If Squid is receiving requests but still isn't logging, post the log
settings in squid.conf, the command line used to start Squid, and the
contents of cache.log from the last time you started Squid.
Adam
Received on Thu Nov 03 2005 - 09:23:30 MST
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