tis 2008-04-01 klockan 10:49 +0530 skrev Prasad J Pandit: > I'm using Squid Cache: Version 3.0.STABLE1 for quite some time now, and am > happy to inform you that it's been doing really well. > > The only recurring problem is that, it crashes leaving behind a > `var/cache/state.new' file of size 1.9G and `var/logs/store.log' file of > size 2.0G. And once that happens, Squid wouldn't work until I remove/rm > those files. > > Is it known behaviour or...?
You need to periodically call "squid -k rotate" to have Squid rotate it's logs before the OS limitation of 2GB is reached. You can also build Squid with --enable-large-files to switch the OS api to 64-bit file interface, allowing pretty much unlimited file sizes, but you still need to periodically call "squid -k rotate" or these files will grow and eventually fill all your disk space... Regards Henrik
