You could always just empty your logs of course...
under Linux type either '> /usr/local/squid/logs/access.log'
or if you want to preserve the logs contents try
'/usr/local/bin/squid -k reconfigure'
I beleive this is in the FAQ>
DANY KHALIL wrote:
>
> How can I reduce the size of the log files(access.log, store.log)
>
> it seems like they filled my disk with a combined total of over 400 Megs.
> either I will have to relocate them to another partition, or find a way to
> start
> squid with minimum logging. currently it starts with the default RunCache
> script (i.e. squid -NsY)
>
> If I chose to relocate the "logs" directory, would you suggest creating
> a soft link to a partition with more space?
>
> thanx,
>
> -Danny-
-- Martin Brooks, Systems Administrator martin@gointernet.co.uk --------------------------- Go Internet Ltd 36 Gloucester Avenue NW1 7BB London UK Phone +44-(0)20-7419 0001 Fax +44-(0)20-7419 6519Received on Mon Feb 14 2000 - 08:43:49 MST
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