On 29/04/2014 6:45 a.m., Alfredo Rezinovsky wrote: > El 15/03/14 22:21, Amos Jeffries escribió: >> On 15/03/2014 12:26 a.m., Alfredo Rezinovsky wrote: >>> Using: "squid -k rotate" squid rotates logs but also closes and reopen >>> caches_dirs and url_rewrite_programs >>> >>> There's a way to signal only the (logfile-daemon) processes to rotate >>> the logs and only the logs ? >> Not with any current Squid. The helpers error reporting (stderr) >> channels are plugged directly into cache.log. So they need to be >> detached and re-attached by restarting when that log is moved. The cache >> journal(s) need cleaning up occasionally and are done as well on >> rotation. >> >> If you are using a daemon there should be no need to rotate much. The >> daemon is fully responsible for the access.logs and can rotate them even >> without an explicit command from Squid. >> For example; the log_file_daemon bundled with the latest Squid will >> rotate access.log on 32-bit systems whenever the current file exceeds >> 32-bit file sizes and starts getting errors. > > In 64-bit systems the log can grow indefinitely and fill the disc? If you let them go that long without rotating, or they fill up that fast. Yes. Amos
