Squid: The Definitive Guide
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| cache_effective_group |
If you start Squid as root , it changes the process' user ID to the username specified by cache_effective_user . By default, Squid sets the process' group ID to the group associated with the cache_effective_user . You can set the cache_effective_group directive if you want Squid to use some other group ID.
You only need to set this directive if you're starting Squid as root . If you start Squid as a non- root user, this directive is ignored.
| Syntax | cache_effective_group groupname |
| Default | No default |
| Example | cache_effective_group squid |
| Related | cache_effective_user |
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