I'm just curious: how big you guys are setting the logfile size?
I usually try to rotate them daily or even more often, depending on traffic,
in order to not let them go over 1 MB. What do you think is the maximum
logfile size which will not degrade Squid's performance? I saw heavy system
load (and slowness) when the logfiles were too large, so i think this is an
important tuning parameter.
"squid -k rotate" doesn't work on Linux with async-io. This is very annoying,
because i wanna let Squid rotate the logs, not use an external log mangler. It
appears that sending -USR2 is equivalent to "-k rotate", but this seems like a
quick hack, not a proper solution. Do you have any other ideas?
-- Florin Andrei -- To unsubscribe, see http://www.squid-cache.org/mailing-lists.htmlReceived on Fri Jan 12 2001 - 15:32:08 MST
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