[squid-users] Aufs, missing object files and recovery

faulty object from the object pool so that it doesn't prevent caching it later? I'm going to delete my current Squid's disk cache later to check if this behaviour continues. -- Pauli Borodulin [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[squid-users] Cache-parent with several IPs and round-robin problem

round-robin would be fine. Best regards, -- .----- - | Pauli Borodulin | snail.. | email. [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Haukkamäenkatu 1 f 69 | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | gsm. +358 44 381 | 33560 Tampere | h

[squid-users] No keep-alives in connections cache<->servers?

d the logic in sending those or not from source, but it would take more time than I'm able to spend now. Regards, -- Pauli Borodulin [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [squid-users] Cache-parent with several IPs and round-robin problem

is, of course, not necessary, but would be nice enhancement in future. Thanks Henrik, -- Pauli Borodulin [EMAIL PROTECTED] smime.p7s Description: S/MIME Cryptographic Signature

Re: [squid-users] No keep-alives in connections cache<->servers?

Pauli Borodulin wrote: > [...] Then I checked with packet sniffer that is Squid even sending those "Connection: keep-alive" -headers to servers - but no. Small update: I checked with snmpwalk for values cachePeerKeepAlSent and cachePeerKeepAlRecv in Squid. I found out, that when do

[squid-users] Heap repl. policies not available for cache_replacement_policy anymore?

I was preparing a new WWW caching server and noticed that my old config file was not working anymore. The problem is that if I define cache_replacement_policy as "LFUDA", Squid insists that LFUDA is an unknown policy. This used to work. Heap policies LFUDA and GDSF work fine for memory_replacement_

Re: [squid-users] Heap repl. policies not available for cache_replacement_policy anymore?

Pauli Borodulin wrote: > [...] Heap policies LFUDA and GDSF work fine for memory_replacement_policy. Small correction. Heap policies don't work for memory_replacement_policy either. Apparently the value of the setting is just not tested immediately on start up and I got impression that

Re: [squid-users] Heap repl. policies not available for cache_replacement_policy anymore?

Hi! Elsen Marc wrote: > You need to specify it as : > > memory_replacement_policy heap GDSF (e.g.) > [...] Ah, I had forgot to put the "heap" in between and didn't just notice it. Didn't copy the old configuration directly from old system but read it through and copied by hand. Thanks, i

[squid-users] Howto: Squid3 on Debian Sarge with Linux 2.6 + NPTL + epoll

goes wrong and so on. Squid3 is not yet production ready so do not expect too much. Comments and corrections on the list, please. :-) Regards, -- .-- - | Pauli Borodulin | snail. . | email. [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Haukkamäenkatu 1 F 69 | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | gsm. +358 44 381 | 33560 Tampere, Finland | http://boro.fixel.org '-- -- -

Re: [squid-users] Howto: Squid3 on Debian Sarge with Linux 2.6 + NPTL + epoll

nes), I can run some tests and report the results here (or even set up a web-page). I have spare P4 2,4GHz (no HT) with 512MB to do the benchmarking. Regards, -- .-- - | Pauli Borodulin | snail. . | email. [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Haukkamäenk

Re: [squid-users] Disk I/O overloading

27;ps -m' wont show the threads, but you can always look for them manually under /proc. First check what's the pid of Squid. Then cd to /proc//task. If you can see any directories under it, then Squid is using threads. Regards, -- .------