>> err... a simple answer to a simple question. > > and that simple answer means you dont know the simple question....
is that supposed to be a riddle or some cyptic mantra? :D >> and you know that for a fact? ... > > yes of course... i wont ask how you _know_ that. i know your psychic. >> then let the *algorithm* do its job of keeping the fs in check. isnt >> that what its for? so applications dont need to worry about low level >> stuff and have to make provisions for what has already been provided >> for. last i checked squid was still a user space application. > > understand first how fragmentation works and come back later.... > right after you get some grammar lessons. you can come back later as well > > i ask you again.. are we talking here about disk full problem or > conserving bandwidth? hint... read the orignal poster again... > then are we talking about disk full problems or filesystem fragmentation and I/O ? ... hint... etc. again, cache_dir 's are directly related and it was said to make a point >> > >> >> if you set it the way you do then misconfiguration is a point of view >> :) >> >> i suggested a way that has proven to work for me and my colleagues (hi >> fafa ronald!) on many times and on many servers if your way works then >> good for you, but dont be all _BIG_ and come in with your "no no no >> thats wrong this is how to do it" crap. its just not polite and you >> make an ass out of your self :) > > actually it is on the other way around.. you are just making yourself as > an asshole... plain and simple... thats not what i hear from others on this list and those who just like to watch (hi fafas) various expletives and deleteables come to mind :) they suggest that i not pursue this discourse with you because [various expletives and deletables]. it sure is nice to hide and have the anonimity of a nickname :) _ Philippine Linux Users Group. Web site and archives at http://plug.linux.org.ph To leave: send "unsubscribe" in the body to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fully Searchable Archives With Friendly Web Interface at http://marc.free.net.ph To subscribe to the Linux Newbies' List: send "subscribe" in the body to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
