Re: [squid-users] Disable squid access.log

If disabling just for performance, don't bother. It makes no
perceptible difference in most cases--I think I've found about a 2%
difference in my benchmarks. Maybe it's a little more, or a little
less, I don't recall exactly, but it isn't going to fix any performance
problems you are having.

But, if you insist on doing it:

cache_access_log /dev/null

But I assure you that spending your time on other pursuits is more
productive. If your cache isn't serving your users well, read more
about Squid and Squid tuning (I humbly suggest my tuning article, with
the grain of salt that it is a little dated--the concepts still apply).

H M Rajeev wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I want to disable the access.log file. by disabling the log file the hard
> disk will be used only for cache which will serve the request quickly.
>
> please guide me.
>
>
> regards
> rajeev

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