Given the following Squid configuration excerpt:
cache_dir ufs /var/spool/squid3/ 1024 16 256
Which of the following directories will exist directly within the directory:
/var/spool/squid3/? (Choose two.)
Given the following Squid configuration excerpt:
cache_dir ufs /var/spool/squid3/ 1024 16 256
Which of the following directories will exist directly within the directory:
/var/spool/squid3/? (Choose two.)
Given the Squid configuration 'cache_dir ufs /var/spool/squid3/ 1024 16 256', it specifies that 16 first-level directories (L1) will be created within /var/spool/squid3/, ranging from 00 to 0F in hexadecimal. Therefore, the directories 0F and 00 are the correct answers as they fit within this range.
A&E: it says 16, that is 16 directories 00, 01, 02 ... 0F. "0b" is wrong as squid uses capital letters.
yes a and e
I think A and E
A and E, just install squid, uncomment this line of option and start service, then look in /var/spool/squid3/ dir and you will see folder name from 00 0A .. to 0F
I just tried on my server, it's 00 and 0F The folder 0B DOES exist but it's capital B so not 0b
A and E are correct! There are 16 directories as follows: 00, 01, 02, 03,…, 09, 0A, 0B, 0C, 0D, 0E, 0F. As above is shown the directories are created by squid in upper case , (only capital letters) Therefore, the 0b is for Linux obviously different as 0B.
The number of first-level and second-level cache directories to be created (16 and 256 respectively). So 00 to 0F.
it is A and D. 255 in hex is FF
I reviewed the question and A and E are correct
Syntax: cache_dir scheme directory size L1 L2 [options] In the question L1=16, so there are 16 first level subdirectories starting with 00, so E should be true. All the directory names are upper-case, so 0b should be wrong answer. 0F is the 16th value, so A option is a true answer.