I've worked with Henrik on this some already, and we figured out some DNS
issues and stopped connections from never completing but I'm at a loss as to
what would do this:
(output of the squidclient mgr:active_requests for this one request. )
Connection: 0xa1f2cc8
FD 52, read 2832, wrote 10264504
FD desc: http://download.microsoft.com/download/6/e/9/6e91b9b6-96be-4936
in: buf 0x9cfe388, offset 0, size 4096
peer: 10.0.0.20:59366
me: 10.0.0.36:8080
nrequests: 2
defer: n 0, until 0
uri
http://download.microsoft.com/download/6/e/9/6e91b9b6-96be-4936-940d-a5d0e8158c7
6/Demartek_Deploying_iSCSI_Storage_Solutions_2007-06.pdf
log_type TCP_MISS
out.offset 10263429, out.size 10263537
req_sz 1052
entry 0xb291520/F41C36EE079355533B02A547EFD9DAB5
old_entry (nil)/N/A
start 1186597650.859703 (635.912090 seconds ago)
username -
This file is 10401 KB long, and it took 10 minutes to download via squid. That
means it is running about 150-200Kbps instead of 8000-9000Kbps. Same file
without squid takes about 12 seconds. The connection is a 10x10Mbps fiber
connection.
The squid server is the lan router and the client default gateway so any
network issues would show up when proxy is off. I'm at a loss. This is
2.6STABLE_13 on Fedora core 5 kernel 2.6.17-1.2174_FC5. This became a problem
only after switching from a 4x2MB cable modem connection with static ip
addresses to the new 10x10Mbps fiber connection with a full 32 static addresses
in a /24.
The server is a single cpu Xeon @2.8 Ghz (family: 15, mode: 4, stepping: 1)
with 1 GB ram (200MB-300MB free at all times)
Scott Anderson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
IT Administrator
ImproMed, Inc.
