OK. I did that and nothing new appeared.
Long version:
Squid restarts itself. I had to watch in activity monitor that it was (still) down and then type
/Library/Squid/squid -d 0
to get those error messages.
After the mail test I started the Interweb browser and went to some https-pages to see if something appears in the terminal window - nothing appeared. Is that the expected behaviour?
Then I changed in network settings /Proxys localhost to 127:0:0:1. Interweb now complained that it can not reach the Proxy. So the Proxy seemed to work with the original settings.
Long version:
Squid restarts itself. I had to watch in activity monitor that it was (still) down and then type
/Library/Squid/squid -d 0
to get those error messages.
After the mail test I started the Interweb browser and went to some https-pages to see if something appears in the terminal window - nothing appeared. Is that the expected behaviour?
Then I changed in network settings /Proxys localhost to 127:0:0:1. Interweb now complained that it can not reach the Proxy. So the Proxy seemed to work with the original settings.