[squid-users] Re: need help with ubuntu upgrade procedure

Dunno about install/upgrade of squid-package on Ubuntu, but always installed
my squid on ubuntu from src.
As you have a running version already, you only should backup squid.conf to
another location to be used with new squid. Do a "squid -v" to note actual
configure-options, to be used for new squid as well. And copy
/etc/init.d/squid to a safe location, also to be used for your new squid
later on.

You might now deinstall/delete your running squid then, incl. cached files.
(Remove the service and delete the package)

Then
./configure #with old config-options
make
make install
new squid, copy old squid.conf to /usr/local/squid/etc

Copy saved /etc/init.d/squid back to /etc/init.d/squid

And re-install service-squid

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