this morning, I noticed that one of squid server's load average is
high -- above 1.5 and goes up to 5. it's taking the users a long
time to get the page they need. and squid kept restarting...
anyway, last week, I upgraded from squid23stable1 to
squid23stable4. however, I used the same cache directory as the
prior squid used; so I didnt do a squid -z.
to make things short after killing squid, rm -fr ./cache and did a
squid -z... things are back to normal again.
Should I have done a squid -z upon installation of the new version
of squid? or is this part of periodic maintenance, removing the old
cache and doing a squid -z to get a fresh one.
Thanks for the answers.
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