Re: [squid-users] chrooting: why and how?

        Works just as if it was not chroot jailed at all. Actually with the
conf file in the chroot I had more problems accessing external ACL and
other oddities.

Joe Cooper wrote:
> Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
>
>> On Tue, 31 Aug 2004, Joe Cooper wrote:
>>
>>> resolve.conf) that Squid relies on (it could be that shared libraries
>>> are pulled in before Squid chroots, and so they might not be
>>> needed--Henrik wrote the chroot code I think, or at least maintains
>>> it now, maybe he'll chime in with clarification).
>>
>>
>>
>> If you use the chroot directive in squid.conf then only logs, cache
>> and a dev/null node is minimally required within the chroot directory
>> structure. It is also a good idea to set up a syslog socket within the
>> chroot (man syslogd).
>>
>> The squid configuration file and any data referenced from there should
>> be outside of the chroot directory, and unless you use any helpers no
>> libraries is required either.
>
>
> Out of curiosity: without squid.conf in the chroot, how does a -k
> reconfigure work?
>

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