On Mon, 2 Jun 2003 23:23, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> Looking reasonable, but data inserted into URLs need to be URL escaped
> with rfc1738_escape_part() (not rfc1738_escape) before it is inserted
> into the URL or else there will be issues in most uses.. while data
> inserted into error pages need t
Hi all,
I've stumbled onto an interesting issue with 3.0. I'm pretty sure the
trigger is very large files (mean object size of 5MB on a cache_dir of
60GB--some files over 100MB, many around 20MB) being served very fast to
a few (~50) simultaneous clients. It is not a particularly hard
worklo
One more data point:
Reducing disk/memory usage has no impact--the problem still occurs,
possibly less frequently. The machines have ample memory at 2GB and
even with the 60GB cache_dir and 256MB cache_mem, there is 700+MB of
available memory.
The disk I/O type has no impact. aufs and ufs ar
tis 2003-06-03 klockan 16.01 skrev Gerard Eviston:
> Thanks Henrik. I've attached a slightly modified patch that escapes only the
> substituted data with rfc1738_escape_part(). I understand now why
> rfc1738_escape_part() is needed instead of rfc1738_escape(), but as for
> escaping data before
mån 2003-06-02 klockan 13.54 skrev Christian Kunst:
> My name is Christian Kunst, and I would like to join the Squid team. I
> am interested in helping develop the Squid iCAP client. Please let me
> know what are the next steps that I should take.
Hi Cristian,
The next steps to become a Squid de
tis 2003-06-03 klockan 17.12 skrev Christian Kunst:
> I sent my request for subscription to the squid-dev mailinglist.
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Prof_unaccounted gets assigned time during which no timers are active.
Most probes that are there have been added ad hoc to cover most busy
parts of squid. Thus we can assume that cpu is hogged by some section
of code thats not normally very cpu intensive.
You could try either add more probes
afaik all network ops should be accounted by profiler, by means of
w/read_handlers in comm_poll at least. But I haven't looked after 3.0
How large is prof_unaccounted during normal high load? If its more
than 1-5% then something substantial is unaccounted for.
Is it possible that more than 2
Hi,
First of all I want to thank you for allowing me to join the Squid Team!
And now, the first question :-)
I tried to checkout the Squid icap-2_5 branch, in order to see the last stand of the
source code.
I used the folowing cvs command (cvs over ssh):
cvs [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/squid c
ons 2003-06-04 klockan 12.48 skrev Christian Kunst:
> cvs [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/squid co -r icap-2_5 -kk -d squid-icap-2_5 squid3
The icap-2.5 branch is a Squid-2.5 branch and lives in the CVS module
"squid". The documentation only shows an example how to check out a
Squid-3.X branch as al
Thanks! It worked now...
I will study the code and the documentation for a few days, and then, for shure, I
will ask some
questions.
Regards,
Christian.
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 4. Juni 2003 14:13
An: Christian Kuns
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