HI,

How about ext3? Will it give best performance too for squid caching server?


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froilanr


> On Thu, 16 May 2002 at 19:00, Gino LV.Ledesma wrote:
>> Best performance so far:
>> Linux + 2.4.18 + ReiserFS + aufs + heap lru
>>
>> As the Squid developers said, tuning cache replacement is a fruitless
>> activity as compared to tuning the file system and the access methods
>> (ufs, aufs, diskd).
>
> Hey, cool. I just updated my Squid settings (I've already been using
> ReiserFS so no need to change that).
>
>> Tip: mount noatail the ReiserFS disks
>
> noatail? Or maybe you mean noatime and notail? I find this combination
> to be the best for speed. :)
>
> --> Jijo
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