sön 2008-02-24 klockan 02:46 -0800 skrev Ric: > In http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/ClearingTheCache, it says to > purge the cache via: > > squid -k shutdown > rm -r /squid/cache/* > squid -z > squid > > I've seen elsewhere say to use: > > squid -k shutdown > echo '' > /squid/cache/swap.state > squid > > I like this second one -- it's fast and simple (and less scary than a > recursive rm with fumbling fingers). Any problems with it? My preferred method is cd /squid/cache mkdir junk squid -k shutdown [wait for it to stop] mv * junk squid -z squid rm -rf junk Pro/con + almost instant + disk space reclaimed quickly + No / or * in the dangerous rm -rf line - some more commands to type - silly warning about not being able to move junk into junk.. - Temporarily a high I/O load while removing the old files. to avoid the warning you can use the following mv command mv swap.state* ?? junk Or if the cache is on it's own partition, umount it, newfs and mount it again. Regards Henrik
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