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Subject: Re: squid problem help
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>I suspect you are trying to run squid two times.
>The second time you recieve http port is already allocated (the first
>squid) and the log file is locked (the first squid again.
>If you want to use squid -k ... commands run "rm
>/usr/local/squid/var/logs/squid.pid" as root and restart squid :)

Yes, you are right, I realized I was running the squid two times, the
first as squid user and the second as root. I don't understand why it was
happening, Squid only was called from /etc/rc.conf. At the end I
reinstalled it from www/squid port as told me Andrew P. and it works
fine....  
  
Thanks...