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Hi,<br />
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Go to your cache directory and clean the content of access.log, but be careful, <br />
do not delete this file, only the content.<br />
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Hi,

Go to your cache directory and clean the content of access.log, but be careful,
do not delete this file, only the content.



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Thanks Avi000, got it sorted with your help! Thanks again<br />
<br />
Ed
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Thanks Avi000, got it sorted with your help! Thanks again

Ed

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Our office is running a Windows 2003 Server with Squid NT 2.6 as as web proxy, the cache directory has now reached 7Gb and find that the internet connection is a bit unstable. How does one clear / flush the cache on Squid 2.6. I have tried to manually delete the contents of the cache directory, but it stopped working alltogether so had to restore them for now. Any help would be much appreciated.
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Our office is running a Windows 2003 Server with Squid NT 2.6 as as web proxy, the cache directory has now reached 7Gb and find that the internet connection is a bit unstable. How does one clear / flush the cache on Squid 2.6. I have tried to manually delete the contents of the cache directory, but it stopped working alltogether so had to restore them for now. Any help would be much appreciated.

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