On 21/03/19 4:55 am, reinerotto wrote: >> ***** Please note that setting cache.log to /dev/null is highly dangerous. < > > Interesting. As this is standard when running squid on openwrt. > Is there any _safe_ method to disable output to cache.log ? > Not to disable, this is the log which receives notices of *critical* events - such as things which are crashing Squid. If your Squid cache.log has much content at all there is a major problem to fix rather than just silencing the log about it. Placing "debug_options rotate=N" can prevent old cache.log being kept past log rotation. N being the count of old cache.log to keep. Your use of "-d 1" command line parameter makes Squid log important as well as critical events. That may increase the log size a little for normal use. Again if there is much content being logged that would be a sign of problems needing to be fixed. Some important level issues may be outside Squid. So after fixing the issues you can, simply remove the use of "-d 1". Amos _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
