* cagsm <cumandgets0mem00f@gmail.com> [02-18-15 16:01]:
Clean 13.2 64bit, with squid installed. Today came a squid update package via zypper up.
(24/30) Installing: squid-3.4.4-3.4.2 ...................................................................[done] Additional rpm output: /var/cache/squid: cannot verify squid:root 0750 - not listed in /etc/permissions /var/log/squid: cannot verify squid:root 0750 - not listed in /etc/permissions Updating /etc/sysconfig/squid...
As I asked earlier before, how come that linux (opensuse?) software guys reconsider stuff so often or bring their software in such faulty or misaligned states that users get such messages and worse?
Thanks for explaining.
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