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On 09.07.2012 14:02, Jason Leschnik wrote:
Hello all,
Quick question about log files such as cache. and access.log... Is
there a large performance impact having these logs go up to 700-800MB?


That depends entirely on your operating system and disk space.

Squid is write appending to them constantly. If your OS does append in an efficient way there is theoretically no reason why file size should matter until disk runs out. If it is doing something stupid like seeking to the end all the time it could cripple Squid, since caching at high speed does the same write appending on almost a per-packet basis.

NP: cache.log is where important administrative messages are logged. If it gets very large, outside of special debugging administration, there are serious problems needing to be fixed in your installation.

Amos



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