Running Squid using cygrunsrv

[Sindhu Kurnia]

Hi,

This is my first experience of running Squid under cygwin. I successfully
run Squid by direct invoking from Bash shells, but I have fatal issue when

cygrunsrv -I squidcache -d "Squid Web Proxy Cache" -p /usr/bin/squid -a -N
cygrunsrv -S squidcache

cygrunsrv: Error starting a service: QueryServiceStatus: Win32 error 1062:
The service has not been started.

Is there something wrong with my step? Anyone please kindly assist me...


Regards.


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[Robert Collins]

You need to use -D to run squid as a service.

Rob
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Subject: Running Squid using cygrunsrv

Post by Sindhu Kurnia
Hi,
This is my first experience of running Squid under cygwin. I

successfully

Post by Sindhu Kurnia
run Squid by direct invoking from Bash shells, but I have fatal issue when

cygrunsrv -I squidcache -d "Squid Web Proxy Cache" -p

/usr/bin/squid -a -N

Post by Sindhu Kurnia

cygrunsrv -S squidcache

The service has not been started.
Is there something wrong with my step? Anyone please kindly assist me...
Regards.
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[Sindhu Kurnia]

And this is the result

Administrator:~# cygrunsrv -I squidcache -p /usr/bin/squid.exe -a -D
Administrator:~# cygrunsrv -S squidcache
cygrunsrv: Error starting a service: QueryServiceStatus: Win32 error 1062:
The service has not been started.

Any advice?

-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Collins [mailto:***@itdomain.com.au]
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 11:30 AM
To: Sindhu Kurnia; ***@cygwin.com
Subject: Re: Running Squid using cygrunsrv


You need to use -D to run squid as a service.

Rob
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From: "Sindhu Kurnia" <***@se.fujitsu.co.id>
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Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 3:29 PM
Subject: Running Squid using cygrunsrv

Post by Sindhu Kurnia
Hi,
This is my first experience of running Squid under cygwin. I

successfully

Post by Sindhu Kurnia
run Squid by direct invoking from Bash shells, but I have fatal issue

when

Post by Sindhu Kurnia

cygrunsrv -I squidcache -d "Squid Web Proxy Cache" -p

/usr/bin/squid -a -N

Post by Sindhu Kurnia

cygrunsrv -S squidcache

cygrunsrv: Error starting a service: QueryServiceStatus: Win32 error
The service has not been started.
Is there something wrong with my step? Anyone please kindly assist

me...

Post by Sindhu Kurnia
Regards.
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[Robert Collins]

Your squid syntax is invalid. -a requires a port number.

Also, I was wrong - -N as you had before is correct (I got confused,
been a while since I had to configure a squid install).

Rob



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[Sindhu Kurnia]

cygrunsrv -I squidcache -p /usr/bin/squid -a -N

should work then. I think the -a is the part of cygrunsrv parms not squid
parms. When I remove -a, then cygrunsrv complains unknown -N parameter.


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Of Robert Collins
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Subject: Re: Running Squid using cygrunsrv


Your squid syntax is invalid. -a requires a port number.

Also, I was wrong - -N as you had before is correct (I got confused,
been a while since I had to configure a squid install).

Rob



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[Robert Collins]

Then maybe pass -p "/usr/bin/squid -N" to cygrunsrv.

Rob
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Subject: RE: Running Squid using cygrunsrv

Post by Sindhu Kurnia

cygrunsrv -I squidcache -p /usr/bin/squid -a -N

should work then. I think the -a is the part of cygrunsrv parms not squid
parms. When I remove -a, then cygrunsrv complains unknown -N

parameter.

Post by Sindhu Kurnia
-----Original Message-----
Of Robert Collins
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 11:37 AM
To: Sindhu Kurnia
Subject: Re: Running Squid using cygrunsrv
Your squid syntax is invalid. -a requires a port number.
Also, I was wrong - -N as you had before is correct (I got confused,
been a while since I had to configure a squid install).
Rob
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[Sindhu Kurnia]

I've check the Win2K event viewer, it seems the problem came from file
permission when Squid tries to access /var/log/squidcache.log. This is the
attribute:

-rw-r--r-- 1 SYSTEM SYSTEM 3852 Feb 15 11:54 squidcache.log

any advice?

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Of Robert Collins
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 11:47 AM
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Subject: Re: Running Squid using cygrunsrv


Then maybe pass -p "/usr/bin/squid -N" to cygrunsrv.

Rob
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To: "Robert Collins" <***@itdomain.com.au>
Cc: <***@cygwin.com>
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 3:45 PM
Subject: RE: Running Squid using cygrunsrv

Post by Sindhu Kurnia

cygrunsrv -I squidcache -p /usr/bin/squid -a -N

should work then. I think the -a is the part of cygrunsrv parms not

squid

Post by Sindhu Kurnia
parms. When I remove -a, then cygrunsrv complains unknown -N

parameter.

Post by Sindhu Kurnia
-----Original Message-----

Behalf

Post by Sindhu Kurnia
Of Robert Collins
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 11:37 AM
To: Sindhu Kurnia
Subject: Re: Running Squid using cygrunsrv
Your squid syntax is invalid. -a requires a port number.
Also, I was wrong - -N as you had before is correct (I got confused,
been a while since I had to configure a squid install).
Rob
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