On ons, 2007-09-19 at 10:56 -0700, Nicole wrote: > I tried this, but it did not do that much. Could you explain more about what > this does? Is it rebuilding swap.state, based on what files you have in your > cache, or is it removing listings from swap.state for files that you no longer > seem to have? The latter. It writes a clean swap.state based on the object Squid knows is there. (it keeps all this information in memory while running, therefore the memory usage by number of objects..). Having a reasonably clean swap.state means faster rebuild on restart. > So squid -k rotate is walking the disk and looking for files that are stale > based on the refresh_pattern criteria? No. It just dumps the in-memory cache index to disk in a clean go, truncating the swap.state journal file. > Was the old setting for lru_reference_age (or something like that) to aid in > setting a "you must be younger than this or frequently accessed" to stay in my > cache? Don't remember exactly what this option did unfortunately. Was quite long ago... Regards Henrik
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