The default customization of Squid is done during the OS install, the resulting configuration file is /etc/squid/customize.sh.
![]() | In case squid was not installed at kickstart, it is possible to install it in a node or appliance after kickstart by setting OSG_SQUID on a host or appliance followed by syncing as shown below:
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To reconfigure squid on a node, make appropriate attribute changes (see table Customizing OSG squid attrs) using the commands above and then run
# rocks sync host osg squid <hostname> |
This will rewrite the file /etc/squid/customize.sh then you can start the service with the command service frontier-squid start
![]() | To view the contents of the /etc/squid/customize.sh before making changes, use rocks report host osg squid config <hostname> |