Afternoon Have a question, is there a negative to running -k rotate more than once a day? I've recently moved squid to a ramcache (it's glorious), however my cache.swap file continues to grow and brings me to an uncomfortable 95%. If I run rotate it goes from 95% to 83% (9-12gb cache dir), it seems I need to run this once every 12 hours to stay in a good place, but is there anything wrong with that? I don't see it and seems that the rotate really just cleans up the swap file and since it's all in ram, it's super fast. Another option is to move the swap file to a physical disk, what type of performance hit will my squid system take? Obviously it's just looking up, reading hash so it should not cause any issues, but wondered. What is my best option, keep everything in ram and run rotate 2-3x a day or is the penalty so small that pushing the swap file to a physical disk a better answer? 2.7STABLE9 Fedora12 Thanks Tory
