In a message dated 1/1/04 10:57:55 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Nothing. IMHO you just disabled the output of /debug/ messages. > The access.log and store.log files are still written without additional > debug information. See the cache_access_log (et al) statements in your > squid.conf. You can possibly redirect them to /dev/null - although I > wonder why you don't like that output. feedback is great, but I cant imagine that the 200-500 extra disk accesses per second plus the calls to sprintf are doing anything positive for the performance. /dev/null will eliminate the physical disk accesses, but not the system calls or gathering and formatting overhead. It would be nice if you could get squid to just_do_caching to see what the thing could do without all the peripheral junk. Plus on a busy system the logs are enormous, about 10GB with 5 rotations. Brian
