Accessing Squid logs
Hi,
I am trying to access my squid logs on ubuntu 7.10 desktop but aparently I dont have permission to access. The owner of the folder in var/log/squid is called proxy and the group is also called proxy. However i can not find any trace of a proxy group in the 'users and group' management part of ubuntu. Am i going about all this wrong or is there a special way to access the log?? Any suggestions would be great. Many Thanks, John. |
Although you can add yourself to the proxy group in /etc/group, you don't have to. You can use sudo instead (substitute whatever text editor you prefer if you don't use vi or its derivatives:
Code:
sudo vim /var/log/squid/access.log |
You can use gksudo gedit /var/squid/log/squid.log
The problem comes with sarg, many users most of the time produces a *stack smashing detected* but reading the logs as they are is no problem. |
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