Gerrit P. Haase schrieb am 2001-05-24, 21:09:
Now i did the following:
I deleted all swap.* files.
After starting squid as service, it creates the swap.state and
swap.state.new again. Then it scans the cache. In this time I
changed the permission to the swap.* files and now it runs.
But i couldn't do this everytime if i want to start squid.
> Not as service and also not from commandline squid is able to
> rename the swap.state.new to swap.state:
>
> Siebenschlaefer@LORELEY /usr/cache
> $ ls -l
> -rw------- 1 SYSTEM SYSTEM 90624 May 24 20:07 swap.state.new
>
> swap.state is deleted and this error is in eventlog:
> ...: storeUfsDirCloseTmpSwapLog: rename failed.
>
> dubious: as user in eventlog is mentioned a user, that is never used by me.
> And it worked as i installed squid as a service a few days ago...
>
> As a service it runs under SYSTEM account, so it should have the
> permissions to rename swap.state.new, it is owner as you see above.
>
> Am i alone with this problem?
gph
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