The line "2004/09/29 12:13:42| Accepting HTTP connections at 10.10.2.250, port 8080, FD 16" says that squid starts listening to this port for HTTP connections, but later you try to open another file descriptor (FD 17) on the same port.
Try to grep "3128" or "8080" on your squid conf and find all the lines that mention this port number.
Carlo Rodrigues
M�rio Gamito wrote:
Hi,
But the problem is that SQUID can not use the specified http port because it is in use (by another process).
Yes, that's the obvious thing. The problem is that i have no process listening in port 3128.
Also i've changed the port to 8080 and get the same thing:
"2004/09/29 12:13:42| Accepting HTTP connections at 10.10.2.250, port 8080, FD 16.
2004/09/29 12:13:42| commBind: Cannot bind socket FD 17 to 10.10.2.250:8080: (98) Address already in use"
Regards, M�rio Gamito
