thats not a bad idea except for that fact that mod_disk_cache lacks a
replacement algorithm. As per my understanding it relies on
HTcacheclean to keep the cache size in check.
i suppose this might be worth trying out though.
Thanks,
Manik
On 18-Sep-08, at 7:05 PM, Akins, Brian wrote:
Have
Have you tried mod_disk_cache with the cachroot in /dev/shm? Mod_mem_cache,
it seems, is negleted in comparison to the disk one. Using /dev/shm is
basically putting the cache in shared emmory.
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Brian Akins
Chief Operations Engineer
Turner Digital Media Technologies
Hi,
I have a ubuntu server with a linux 2.6.24 kernel running on an HP
proliant server with 64-bit 2 x dual-core, 4 GB ram. I'm trying to
measure the peak request rate with the apache server configured as
forward proxy and so I load this system with 5000 req/sec from a
polygraph setup
