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Correction:<br />
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Login as root and reset permission on /var/log/squid with that command.<br />
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K
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Correction:

Login as root and reset permission on /var/log/squid with that command.

K

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Thanks! &nbsp;That fixed the problem...
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I am having a new issue with my squid box. &nbsp;I run two instances of squid on one box. &nbsp;I am running 2.6 Stable 19 on both instances. &nbsp;I use smb_auth to authenticate users against two AD domains, hence two squid<br />
instances.<br />
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My box went down, with a full disk. &nbsp;I removed about 17GB of older logfiles and rebooted. &nbsp;Now I am unable to authenticate. &nbsp;My cache.log files are showing 'sh: /dev/null: Permission denied'<br />
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I am more then happy to post config files, or give any additional info that may help.
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I am having a new issue with my squid box.  I run two instances of squid on one box.  I am running 2.6 Stable 19 on both instances.  I use smb_auth to authenticate users against two AD domains, hence two squid
instances.

My box went down, with a full disk.  I removed about 17GB of older logfiles and rebooted.  Now I am unable to authenticate.  My cache.log files are showing 'sh: /dev/null: Permission denied'

I am more then happy to post config files, or give any additional info that may help.

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