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wessels % ps ax | grep squid 83617 ?? Ss 0:00.00 squid -s 83619 ?? S 0:00.

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wessels % ps ax | grep squid 83617 ?? Ss 0:00.00 squid -s 83619 ?? S 0:00.

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You want the second process id, 83619 in this case. Create the PID file and put the process id number there. For example: echo 83619 > /usr/local/squid/logs/squid.pid • Use the above technique to find the Squid process id. Send the process a HUP signal, which is the same as squid -kreconfigure: kill -HUP 83619 The reconfigure process creates a new PID file automatically.

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