The first parameter '/var/squid/cache' is the path to the cache files. You
may change this to suit whatever you want too, but remember whatever path
you may mention out here make sure that those directories exist because
Squid will never create the directories on it's own. Also a point to be
noted is that the directories should be writable by the Squid process. If
you are a novice and all of this is sounding too geekish then I suggest
you stick to the default values.
The next value '100' is the amount of space in MegaBytes(MB) that Squid
can utilize to store the cache contents. Modify this to whatever you think
is appropriate to suit your needs.
The next value referred to as 'Level-1' is the number of sub-directories
that Squid can create under the current Cache directory. I suggest that
for starters leave this as it is.
The next option is referred to as 'Level-2' is the number of Second Level
directories that Squid can create under each 'Level-1' directory. The
default is fine for the moment.
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