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I am running slackware server with Squid on it, I want to cleanup the old logs of cache(SQUID) to free some of the harddrive partitions. Any idea? Please give all the necessary steps/commands.<br />
As presently my server (P-III)IBM with 256M RAM running slowly due to large cache..<br />
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Thank you.<br />
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I am running slackware server with Squid on it, I want to cleanup the old logs of cache(SQUID) to free some of the harddrive partitions. Any idea? Please give all the necessary steps/commands.
As presently my server (P-III)IBM with 256M RAM running slowly due to large cache..

Thank you.



cleanup squid cache

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