> IMHO you should really use squid packaged as an RPM rather than
> building it yourself. An RPM (or DEB) package will include scripts to
> handle the start and shutdown of the service, and will configure squid
> with minimal default settings. If you still want to recompile get the
> SOURCE RPM and recompile it using rpm --rebuild
what if a user wants to use a newer version of a package and there
were no rpms available... for squid I am using squid2.3stable1
>
> That being said, check the first line of your 'squid' script. Make
> sure the #! /bin/bash is correct and you have correct permissions
>
yes, it's there and I have the correct permissions.
thanks.
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