RE: [squid-users] Where are the DNS entries stored?

 
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> Hi everyone,
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> I have recently started using squid (not transparent yet). I
> have a few questions:

  Not transparant = good = keep it that way.

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> 1) Where are the DNS entries stored by squid. I specified
> 10000 entries in the squid.conf

   How did you do this ? Example ?

> but I don't know where they are stored. I want to know how
> much disk space it takes?
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> 2) I am having problems with the conditional GET
> (if-modified-since). I keep getting
> TCP_MISS/304. I know what the problem is. The question is how

  What is the problem, then ?

> do I fix it? If i go to
> www.squid-cache.org then the next time I go there i should
> get a TCP_HIT. I get either a

 Should you ? What if the site does not allow caching by webcaches ?

> TCP_MISS or TCP_REFRESH_HIT. How can I work around these problems????

  Don't use browser's reload function for tests like this, forces objects
  to be re-validaded and you will get those status messages for
  the objects accessed (indeed).

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> 3) Is there a way to limit the size of the logs created by squid?

   Rotate your logs on a regular basis.
   Checkout the 'logfile_rotate' directive in squid.conf

   M.
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> Thank you very much for your time... I appreciate any
> suggestions/comments/concerns
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> cheers
> Dravya
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Received on Tue Jun 08 2004 - 23:50:09 MDT