Is there any way to stop squid from growing the swap.log file? I'm working with a very lightweight build of squid, booting off a CD with a ramdisk filesystem. With no physical storage, having a log file continuing to grow in such limited space is quite scary.
Is there any way to limit how big this file gets without doing a squid -k rotate ? The reason I wish not to do this is if I do restart it, it forces the squidGuard processes to die & respawn as well, taking the system down while it rebuilds the databases of my blacklists. Thoughts? Thanks in advance, -- Dave Mullen
