Ok, you're right. I don't know exactly what the list policies are and I
didn't want to spam with large attachments or pieces of code.
I included the 2 functions that I had modified at the end of this
message. Hope it's ok. My hook is destdbUpdateActiveRequests(). The
second argument is the offset
On Thu, 3 Nov 2005, Radu Rendec wrote:
Is there any chance I could miss a new request or the end of a request?
Nothing obvious, but it's always easier to comment on the code than
descriptions of the same..
Regards
Henrik
Hi!
Henrik, thank you so much for taking the time to answer my question!
Most likely cache_peer is the way I should go (I have already found some
documentation in the wiki and I'll move to squid-users for further help
with this). But completely changing the setup is not very easy to do -
there are
On Wed, 2 Nov 2005, Radu Rendec wrote:
Usage scenario: squid set up as httpd accelerator, with many virtual
hosts on the accelerated servers. If the number of simultaneous
connections is limited in the httpd servers and many simultaneous
requests come to squid, it will end up filling its fd tabl
Hi,
I'm trying to develop a new feature in squid. It should provide the
ability to limit the number of simultaneous http requests based on the
destination of the requests.
Usage scenario: squid set up as httpd accelerator, with many virtual
hosts on the accelerated servers. If the number of simul
