> > Hello Elsen, > > Wednesday, October 20, 2004, 2:49:47 PM, you wrote: > > EM> You can't once a request is 'in' SQUID; squid has to > EM> deal with it. > > really ? > I have my access.log to become very big!! How at least to overcome > this problem ?
Use : squid -k rotate at regular times to rotate the logs (from cron e.g.). Check the 'logfile_rotate' directive in squid.conf.default, w.r.t how many logfiles to keep. > > EM> You have to solve this at the client side. By proxy conf. > EM> settings to direct the client to go directly for those > EM> requests. > > It is not an envisegable solution for this moment > It must be in the sense that http contains no provisions for a cache to tell the client. 'Hey I refuse this request, go directly, please'. M.
