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I am just about to set up squid3. I was expecting to find squid.pid at /var/run but there is nothing there. I then searched for a squid pid at any ...
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    squid3

    I am just about to set up squid3. I was expecting to find squid.pid at /var/run but there is nothing there. I then searched for a squid pid at any location but nothing was found.

    I ran dpkg -s squid3 and all appears to be well but I seem to be missing a file.

    Does anyone know where the pid is located?

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    I see this post is over a week old, but if you are still looking for an answer, can you post the output of:

    service --status-all | grep squid

    Thanks,

    KaBar's Edge

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    Thanks for responding .... here is the output ....

    > service --status-all | grep squid
    bash: service: command not found

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    seems that service is not a Debian command. ps is the equivalent. The help file is very comprehensive but I cannot understand how to show only the squid process(es) running.

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    it should be in /var/run directory, just check the status of the squid status by this command "/etc/init.d/squid status"
    or "ps -aux | grep squid" there you can find this process "/usr/sbin/squid -D -YC" that means squid running...

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    I gave up ... could not find the problem and no help so I installed 2.7 which was installed and configured in a couple of hours.

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