This is a discussion on Re: [squid-users] another copy of squid - squid ; On Sat, 1 May 2004 17:13:30 +0530 "Davinder Sachdeva" wrote: >type the following command as root on the machine > >ps -A|grep squid > >This command will show u all the instances of squid running. > >If u wish to ...
On Sat, 1 May 2004 17:13:30 +0530
"Davinder Sachdeva"wrote:
>type the following command as root on the machine
>
>ps -A|grep squid
>
>This command will show u all the instances of squid running.
>
>If u wish to kill the process, u will need to issue the
>command
>
>kill -9
>
>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.