> Hi, I did : > > 1- Stop squid. > 2- rm -Rf /cache/* > 3- change "cache_dir ufs /cache 1000 16 256" to "cache_dir > ufs /cache 5000 > 16 256" > 4- squid -z > 5- Start Squid > > > And now I have : > ... > 2004/08/27 13:11:13| WARNING: Disk space over limit: 5150424 > KB > 5120000 KB > 2004/08/27 13:11:24| WARNING: Disk space over limit: 5142952 > KB > 5120000 KB > 2004/08/27 13:11:35| WARNING: Disk space over limit: 5135664 > KB > 5120000 KB > 2004/08/27 13:11:46| WARNING: Disk space over limit: 5126576 > KB > 5120000 KB > ... > > This squid realy start to nerve me. > Please Help. >
Yes, but in a previous message you showed cache.log ; with lots of forwarding loop errors. Check : http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/FAQ/FAQ-11.html#ss11.31 Basically you need a stable running SQUID first, and a correct setup. If squid crashes every time due to basic configuration problems, you will never get rid of this. For instance, solve the 'forwarding loop' problem first. M.
