On Thu, 11 Dec 2003, Duane Wessels wrote: > openssl rsa -in private-key -out private-key.no-passphrase > > This is arguably a bad idea, but will allow you to start Squid as you want.
Not worse than having the pass phrase in some script... But it is true that Squid should be extended to somehow allow entering of pass phrase on startup even when using daemon mode. Just how this is to be done with the current daemon mode implementation where Squid becomes a daemon before even reading the squid.conf is a little bit tricky. But if we change Squid to first read squid.conf and then become a daemon then there is no problem doing this. Regards Henrik
