Hi Peter,
I tried to reproduce your setup and could easily succeed running two
instances of squid on the same machine.
Please check:
1. cache_dir setting in each configuration file (init script tries to
zap cache_dir if the required tree is not found)
2. configuration file option for each instance (SQUID_ARGS in init
script or default file need to be changed and include '-f configfile'
for each instance. If not specified every instance uses
/etc/squid/squid.conf by default)
3. every reference to cache_dir, pid file and configuration file needs
to be adjusted in init script
4. obviously the http_port directive need to be different for each instance.
5. you may need to stop every instance and start each one on its own
to make squid correctly create the cache_dir structure, but this
should not be needed if you check correctly the above options.
Let me know if you have any problem.
Regards,
L
Quoting "Mgr. Peter Tuharsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Actually, I did. Please reopen the bug.
Peter
Please set the pid_filename option in both squid configuration files to
different paths.
