On Friday 17 October 2008, jmaan@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > ************************************************* > > The output of the command df in my proxy server is as follows:- > > [[root@stud-pxy squid]# df > Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on > /dev/mapper/PrimaryVol-root > 19838052 6579328 12234724 35% / > /dev/mapper/PrimaryVol-var > 14855176 12993112 1095296 93% /var > /dev/mapper/PrimaryVol-home > 34756272 29035932 3926292 89% /home > /dev/mapper/PrimaryVol-tmp > 4062912 139748 3713452 4% /tmp > /dev/sda1 101086 22511 73356 24% /boot > tmpfs 253424 12 253412 1% /dev/shm > > > > > > Now the thing is that earlier I used to delete the files generated on > time-t-time basis under /var/spool/squid directory to create more space > for the squid server to run. > > But now, there are no core.* files generated in /var/spool/squid > directory, so what should i do to create more space under /var partition, > as of now it shows up as 93%. > > At the most the squid server would run for another day and then stop > running!!!!!! > > Please suggest some pointers to delete some files under /var partition to > create more space !!!!!! Log files in /var/log? What about the squid store log which you do not need! Update your squid.conf to make the store log none Have a look at your squid.conf file and look for this line cache_dir My one I have configured like this. cache_dir aufs /data/squid 5000 15 256 To give 5G in /data/squid If you change it you will need to trash the current cache and create new with squid -z Cheers Ang -- Angela Williams Enterprise Outsourcing Unix/Linux & Cisco spoken here! Bedfordview awilliams@xxxxxxxxx Gauteng South Africa Smile!! Jesus Loves You!!
