Mark Cooke writes:
>/dev/hda5 247871 216025 31846 87% /usr/squid/cache
...
>1998/05/26 17:32:11| WARNING: Disk space over limit: 157363 KB > 153600 KB
Hi Mark,
I just thought of something you can try. Squid-1.2 will rebuild
the cache state by reading the directories if your swap.state
file is lost. So, you could
1. shutdown squid
2. rm /usr/squid/cache/swap.state
3. restart squid
After it finishes reading the directories, it will report something
like this:
1998/05/28 17:12:09| storeRebuildFromDirectory: DIR #0 done!
1998/05/28 17:12:10| Finished rebuilding storage disk.
1998/05/28 17:12:10| 0 Entries read from previous logfile.
1998/05/28 17:12:10| 4873 Entries scanned from swap files.
1998/05/28 17:12:10| 0 Invalid entries.
1998/05/28 17:12:10| 0 With invalid flags.
1998/05/28 17:12:10| 4776 Objects loaded.
1998/05/28 17:12:10| 0 Objects expired.
1998/05/28 17:12:10| 0 Objects cancelled.
1998/05/28 17:12:10| 282 Duplicate URLs purged.
1998/05/28 17:12:10| 0 Swapfile clashes avoided.
1998/05/28 17:12:10| Took 140 seconds ( 34.1 objects/sec).
1998/05/28 17:12:10| Beginning Validation Procedure
1998/05/28 17:12:20| Completed Validation Procedure
1998/05/28 17:12:20| Validated 4591 Entries
1998/05/28 17:12:20| store_swap_size = 44260k
I'd be curious to see what yours says.
Duane W.
Received on Thu May 28 1998 - 16:17:47 MDT
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