Adrian Chadd disse na ultima mensagem: > On Sun, May 04, 2008, Michel (M) wrote: >> >> >> I never thought so much about this but now it came up. I thought that >> the >> cache_dir dirty came when an unclean shutdown ocurred, or better, caused >> by file corruptions of the underlying FS >> >> thing is I am running ZFS and so there are no corrupt files even after >> power outage >> >> why squid still see dirty cache_dirs ? > > Its a function of the state of the cache log, -not- of the cache dir as > a whole. > > one more question here lets say the swap.state is corrupt for any reason I can delete it and squid should rebuild it correctly right? so then when I am sure that the cache_dir date is consistent (in my case by using ZFS) squid never should get into problems if I do so right? so since squid does this swap.state -> swap.state.new -> swap.state thing anyway I could change my startup script to delete any swap.state before starting squid to make sure it is coming up clean, or am I wrong here? michel ... **************************************************** Tecnologia Internet Matik http://info.matik.com.br Sistemas Wireless para o Provedor Banda Larga Hospedagem e Email personalizado - e claro, no Brasil. ****************************************************
