I tried to change the location of the cache folder to /var/squid/cache1,
so that the /var/squid/cache folder wouldn't be in use... but I still
cannot "rmdir -r /var/squid/cache", it just comes back, and all files
and folders are still in place.
How do I have to delete the old squid/cache folder correctly?
Michel Servaes schreef:
It's using about 9,4MB (which surprises me greatly, since there were
many (many) subdirectories in the cache directory)
The harddisk is about 18GB, so I shouldn't have an issue there
(according du, that is)
I'm du'ing other folders, to find the big chunk... I now have 99% disk
full (deleted the ntop dnscache.db file, since I'm not using ntop
anymore)
David Meireles schreef:
It happened to me before, the squid cache filling the whole disk
(/var/squid/cache). To check how much space is the cache using, go to
/var/squid and run "du -h -d 1"
Michel Servaes escreveu:
yikes,
my system' disk is full, and every now and then internet is stalled.
of the installed packages, i have iperf, squid & bandwidth... and
currently I checked for rotating the logs (which wasn't enabled),
but still my disk is 100%...
what and where (and what can I) do I need to delete using exec.php ??
kind regards,
michel
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