Re: Cached information

Thomas,

        If you send squid a signal (SIGUSR1) then it will roate it's lof
files. So in the log directory you will have, after the first rotation:

        access.log -> the current log.
        access.log.1 -> the previous log.

        Simply analyse the previous log.

Dave.

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On Wed, 12 Nov 1997, Thomas Kernen wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to analyse the access.log file without having to
> "crash"/restart squid?? Else is there a way to tell squid to keep all
> previous information when the server is restarted. Since we launch this
> operation every 24hours, our cache is not very usefull.
>
> TIA
>
> Thomas Kernen
>
Received on Wed Nov 12 1997 - 15:22:08 MST