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Hi!
On Thursday 16 October 2008, jmaan@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> Dear All Squid Users,
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> I have a proxy server, where the df shows the following :
>
> [root@stud-pxy /]# df
> Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
> /dev/mapper/PrimaryVol-root
>                       19838052   6484280  12329772  35% /
> /dev/mapper/PrimaryVol-var
>                       14855176  12631912   1456496  90% /var
> /dev/mapper/PrimaryVol-home
>                       34756272  29035612   3926612  89% /home
> /dev/mapper/PrimaryVol-tmp
>                        4062912    205720   3647480   6% /tmp
> /dev/sda1               101086     22511     73356  24% /boot
> tmpfs                   253424         0    253424   0% /dev/shm
>
>
> On executing the du command under /home it shows the following ( copying
> here a certain portion of the output of the command du):
>
> 9304    ./squid/00/DA
> 8748    ./squid/00/55
> 3364    ./squid/00/C6
> 10204   ./squid/00/E9
> 6336    ./squid/00/62
> 4996    ./squid/00/57
> 8264    ./squid/00/16
> 5428    ./squid/00/0A
> 8972    ./squid/00/31
> 6344    ./squid/00/DD
> 6740    ./squid/00/68
> 5168    ./squid/00/9D
> 5004    ./squid/00/DC
> 15868   ./squid/00/E4
> 6464    ./squid/00/07
> 8708    ./squid/00/A1
> 4728    ./squid/00/51
> 3588    ./squid/00/3B
> 4468    ./squid/00/91
> 4508    ./squid/00/D1
> 5064    ./squid/00/D3
> 7652    ./squid/00/BA
> 5828    ./squid/00/B1
> 3484    ./squid/00/88
> .....
>
>
> My question, is can i delete the above folders to make more free space
> available under /home directory ?

Simple answer? No!

You might want to have a look at your squid.conf file and see how much 
diskspace is allocated for its cache. Look for a line like this default.
cache_dir ufs /var/cache/squid 100 16 256
The 100 is the size in Meg in this default.

Remember that if you change the size it really means trashing the old cache 
and have squid recreate and nice new empty one with squid -z

Please do not hijack an existing thread as many users with threaded news 
readers will not see it!

Cheers
Ang

Cheers
Ang



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Angela Williams				Enterprise Outsourcing
Unix/Linux & Cisco spoken here!		Bedfordview
awilliams@xxxxxxxxx			Gauteng South Africa

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