On tor, 2007-09-06 at 14:52 -0400, Dave wrote: > Hi, > Thanks for your reply. That helps a lot, i didn't get very far with xfs > and reiserfs on freebsd, they appear to be read only. > Currently on one box squid has it's cache under the /usr filesystem, if > i add the noatime option to fstab and remount it will i brake anything? tmpwatch is known to be somewhat broken by noatime.. other than that I know of very few applications caring about atime at all... > And you reference the kernel threads package, what is that, do i need to > recompile my kernel or add a package for it? It's a system configuration. Don't have the details right now but it's in the squid-users archives from the last month.. Regards Henrik
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