If one has edited the config file and there is some kind of error in the new
config, 'squid -k interrupt' fails to kill Squid, but instead complains about
the broken config and exits. I think the correct behavior should be for Squid
to kill the running process regardless, then report a config
Hey Ben,
You should try the next test:
install netcat with "apt install netcat"
Then run the next two commands:
netcat -v -l -6
netcat -v -l -4
and send us the output of these.
You can change the ports to 3128 which doesn't work and see what might cause
this issue.
It's possible that
