On 4/09/2013 12:50 p.m., HillTopsGM wrote:
I am basically up and running.
I don't necessarily want to make anyone re-read everything prior to this so
I will briefly explain the setup:
Squid3 running on partition 1
Files being cached on partition 5
If my server gets screwed by an update and I reload everything in partition
1,
before I turn squid ON, if I were to run
sudo squid3 -z
Will it recognize and re-index and use the cached files that are already
there?
In short: yes. *provided* you update your squid.conf to point at the new
cache_dir path.
squid -z verifies and rebuilds the directory structures *only*.
Existence (or not) and corruption check of particular files and the
content of swap.state journal is performed by the main Squid process
after restart.
FWIW: I am trying to find time to put together a useful cache management
tool based around the features in squid squid -z and squidpurge tool.
But that is going very slowly, if anyone is able to sponsor the
development (even in part with PayPal donation) I am seeking development
sponsorship for this project.
Amos
