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    Squid and COSS storage..

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    • B Offline
      brenix
      last edited by

      Hi everyone,

      Im trying to setup squid to use the COSS storage type rather than diskd, aufs, etc..

      I currently have the squid 3.0 package installed. Is it possible with squid 3.0 in pfsense? The output of squid -v shows the configure option of –enable-storeio=ufs diskd null aufs coss, though the selection in the cache management only shows ufs, diskd, aufs.

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        Netview
        last edited by

        The coss-support ist broken in squid-3:

        http://www.nabble.com/-RFC–COSS-removal-from-3.0-td19310864.html

        you shouldn't use it!
        For freebsd the best option is 'diskd'.

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          chudy
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          Use only if your disk can't handle such very very  busy small content. coss is deffirent from other cache so you cant replace aufs with coss. /cache0/coss is a file not a directory like the others. cache_swap_log will be your new swapt.state for all your cache_dir . All swap.state stays but will not be used when enabling coss. Upon starting coss will always rebuild. Enabling coss will also rebuild all your cache.

          custom configuration:

          
          cache_dir coss /cache0/coss 1024 block-size-512 max-size=10240;
          cache_swap_log /cache0/cache_swap_log;
          
          cache_dir aufs /cache1 19092 16 256 min-size=10240
          
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