On 6/02/2013 1:09 a.m., Silamael wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I just noticed that the squid -z command seems to fork and the child is
> creating the cache directories. The parent immediatly returns with exit
> code 0. There's a race for cases like: squid -z; squid
> Is this behaviour intended?
Partially. The parent returning immediately is not agood thing. BUT,
"squid -z ; squid" is not a good way to do things even if it did. If
that were possible we would simply have made squid startup perform the
-z operations by default.
squid -z is a create operation pure and simple. The manual way to create
directories before the *first* time you run Squid.
squid -z will create missing directories. BUT, does not ensure they are
valid if already existing.
Also, for some storage types they will create by destroying existing
content. That was a bug and we are working on the fix.
Amos
Received on Wed Feb 06 2013 - 01:05:27 MST
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