On 10/21/2015 04:14 AM, Squid admin wrote:
> using squid 3.5.10 with patch the upload speed problem seems to be fixed.
> Now I get 112Mbit upload speed from a possible maximum of 115Mbit.
> Squid 4.0.1 still has a performance problem on unencrypted POST upload ...
I recommend monitoring and upda
Dear Alex,
using squid 3.5.10 with patch the upload speed problem seems to be fixed.
Now I get 112Mbit upload speed from a possible maximum of 115Mbit.
Squid 4.0.1 still has a performance problem on unencrypted POST upload ...
BR, Toni
(TSO off)
12:10:16.343559 IP 10.1.1.210.49388 > 10.1.1.19.
Dear Alex,
unfortunately not really fixed.
The upload speed using squid 4.0.1 with this patch has bettered significant
but is far away from squid 3.4.x performance.
The used test client can reach a maximum upload speed of 115 MBIT if the
apache server is directly reachable.
If a SQUID 3.4.X PR
I have tested 3.5.10 with the patch in bug 4353 and it seems to speedup
the upload by a lot and also the length of packet got increased to more
then 39 bytes.
There is a reduction between thousands of packets to couple hundreds.
Eliezer
* I have built an RPM specially to test it.
* I have subs
On 10/20/2015 07:49 AM, Squid admin wrote:
> Unfortunately on uploading a big test file (unencrypted POST) to apache
> webserver using a squid proxy (V 3.5.10 or 4.0.1) the upstream pakets
> get slized into thousands of small 39 byte sized pakets.
Does bug 4353 patch help in your case?
http://
Hey Toni,
I have not reviewed your tcpdump captures but I have briefly reviewed
your squid.conf.
The number of packets per second would not be accounted as a DOS unless
the admin of the service don't really know what it means.
The TCP stack allows a connection to send small packets if there is
Dear squid team,
first of all thanks for developing such a great product!
Unfortunately on uploading a big test file (unencrypted POST) to
apache webserver using a squid proxy (V 3.5.10 or 4.0.1) the upstream
pakets get slized into thousands of small 39 byte sized pakets.
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