Thanks. I tried a "squid -k check" and it told me nothing was running. I thought that odd
Seems I could not make a valid ppp connection, due to ISP issues. In the past, when I started up, but did not have an active connection, all seemed to have worked. Perhaps the other times the connection was made before I loaded squid, or, it was made so quickly that it was unseen to me. joea >>> Fernando Sclavo<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 4/28/05 3:56:12 PM >>> Hi Joe, you see duplicated pid because one is for the parent and one for the children. Try this: ps aux --forest | grep squid On 4/28/05, Joe Acquisto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Working system, running squid and dans guardian. Upon rebooting, > dansguardian says unable to contact temp proxy. Normally this means squid is > not running. > > A "pgrep squid" shows multiple pids. > > 1 - is that normal? > 2 - more for th DG folks maybe, but what else might cause squid to not be > seen by DG? > > Running a flavor of IP trace, I can see that when DG is initiated, there is a > RESET on 127.0.0.1:3128. > > I guess that means DG was rejected when trying to make friends with squid. A > slippery proposition, to be sure. > > joea >
