On Monday 21 July 2003 03.03, Jay Turner wrote: > I have been running Squid versions 2.4 STABLE6 - 2.5 STABLE2 and I > have a system that also uses reconfigure frequently to update > blocking lists automatically for squidGuard.
You don't need to reconfigure to have squidguard reread it's configuration. A "squid -k rotate" is sufficient. If you build access controls using an external database such as LDAP etc then you will not need to ever reconfigure Squid due to access control changes. > I generally use a 5 minute interval scheduled in cron but I use a > token file that is checked for before I issue a reconfigure. That > is, reconfigure is only called if changes have been made (which is > infrequent, but could occur at any time). Good idea to limit the "squid -k reconfigure" calls. Regards Henrik
