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[squid-users] another copy of squid
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| Hello!
How does squid determine whether one copy of squid already run
or not?
wbr,
Ilya
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| On Sat, 1 May 2004 17:13:30 +0530
"Davinder Sachdeva" <dsachdeva@locuz.com> wrote:
>type the following command as root on the machine
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>ps -A|grep squid
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>This command will show u all the instances of squid running.
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>If u wish to kill the process, u will need to issue the
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>kill -9 <pid no>
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>If the connections are active, it will take some time before
>squid process
>can actually get killed.
I did not mean just that.
I want to know how does squid determine whether it (squid) has
been already launched? If you will try to launch squid while
another copy is running, you will see: "squid is running". How
does squid guess  ?
wbr,
Ilya.
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| Chris Wilcox 2004-05-01, 12:36 pm |
| >>type the following command as root on the machine
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>I did not mean just that.
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>I want to know how does squid determine whether it (squid) has been already
>launched? If you will try to launch squid while another copy is running,
>you will see: "squid is running". How does squid guess ?
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It doesn't guess. When squid starts it'll create a pid file called
'squid'(not quite sure where?) and when it stops it will delete this pid
file. When you start Squid again it will check for the existence of this
pid file and if found Squid knows it is already running.
hth
Regards,
Chris
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| Henrik Nordstrom 2004-05-01, 12:36 pm |
| On Sat, 1 May 2004, Ilya wrote:
> How does squid determine whether one copy of squid already run
> or not?
By the pid file and if there exists a running process with the same pid as
recorded in the pid file.
Regards
Henrik
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| Henrik Nordstrom 2004-05-01, 12:36 pm |
| On Sat, 1 May 2004, Chris Wilcox wrote:
> It doesn't guess. When squid starts it'll create a pid file called
> 'squid'(not quite sure where?)
Where specified by the pid_filename config directive.
Regards
Henrik
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