Howdy, everyone. Back in October 2003, we set up a Squid 2.4(?) proxy, and thought it was quite nice. It turns out, however, that we never set up a rule for logging and log rotation. Our "store.log" file is gargantuan, and darn near filling up the HD space we have left. I want to gamble, and say that we don't need the information in either access.log or store.log. If I were to close out squid this afternoon, and I were to delete those files, would I cause any significant problems to the system? I don't think I have enough time (or swap space) to do the "kill -USR1" solution, and nothing happened when I entered "squid -k rotate", so I'd just like to kill the files altogether and start over. Will this hurt? Thanks Eric Geater egeater at mscoinc dot com
