Re: Disk cache on openwrt
Juliusz Chroboczek <[email protected]>
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> I recently installed openwrt (backfire) on a wrt54gl with 2Go (SD mod)
Off topic for this list, but I don't recommend the WRT54G. Both the
Asus WL-500GP and the Fonera 2200 have better hardware and come with
a USB port built-in -- much simpler than rewiring the 54G to accomodate
an SD card.
Also off topic, but if anyone is still running their router with the
stock firmware, I most warmly recommend OpenWRT. (I've also heard good
things about Tomato, but I haven't run it myself.)
> So I'd install polipo via opkg but I can not activate disk cache,
> I had tried various configuration (manually, via Luci...) but still
> have "Disabling disk cache: No such file or directory".
> Do I have to make something special on the cache directory? (I had
> choose to create /cache dir).
Hmm... have you added
diskCacheRoot = "/cache"
to Polipo's config file?
What does the following say?
polipo -v | grep -i cache
Juliusz
P.S. Ouah, il y a un nom de domaine pour la Polynésie Française...
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