[squid-users] compact the swap.state without restarting and rotating the logfiles ?
Hi, I use squid 2.7.STABLE6 and let the logrotate mechanism roting the logfiles. After renameing the logfiles I call a squid -k reconfigure, so squid can open new logfiles. But the swap.state is growing and growing. When I restart squid, or when I do a squid -k logrotate, then the swap.state gets smaller, but with a squid -k logrotate I get many logfile.[0-9] files, which I don't want. So is there a command line option to let squid compact the swap.state file without logfile rotation and without restarting squid ? Thank you very much. -- Best regards Dieter Bloms -- I do not get viruses because I do not use MS software. If you use Outlook then please do not put my email address in your address-book so that WHEN you get a virus it won't use my address in the From field. pgppMfUfqQE1Y.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: [squid-users] compact the swap.state without restarting and rotating the logfiles ?
Amos Jeffries wrote: Dieter Bloms wrote: Hi, I use squid 2.7.STABLE6 and let the logrotate mechanism roting the logfiles. After renameing the logfiles I call a squid -k reconfigure, so squid can open new logfiles. But the swap.state is growing and growing. Yes, its an incremental journal. Growth is normal. When I restart squid, or when I do a squid -k logrotate, then the swap.state gets smaller, but with a squid -k logrotate I get many logfile.[0-9] files, which I don't want. So is there a command line option to let squid compact the swap.state file without logfile rotation and without restarting squid ? No command line option. Set squid.conf option: logfile_rotate 0 This will leave Squid trusting the external logrotate mechanism to rename the log files for it. (NP: logrotate.d config uses postrotate to squid -k rotate right?) Affirmative. Amos Chris
