February 2011
Intermediate to advanced
332 pages
9h 3m
English
This issue can be quickly fixed by changing the ownership of the log directory and files within. Squid is either run by the user nobody or by the user mentioned using the cache_effective_user directive in the Squid configuration file. So, to change the ownership of the log directory and files within, we can use the chown command as follows:
chown –R nobody:nobody /opt/squid/var/logs/
Don't forget to replace username, group name, and log directory in accordance with your Squid installation.
We learned that Squid should have the ownership of the directory containing log files to be able to log messages properly. We also learned how to change the ownership using the chown ...
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