hello, all:
in one squid, there are many web sites, but some static files have the
same content. and by default, squid would cache the same-content files
many times, which would decrease the storage usage.
in order to make use of storage, it is better to save the same-content
file only one time.
hi all:
For the file of "somejs.js", there are two urls referring to it, for
example: url1 is "http://www.a.com/somejs.js"; and url2 is
"http://www.a.com/somejs.js";.
by default, squid would use the above urls to generate certain key
that would be used as index key to write/read the somejs.js
Hi, all:
In our company, the business logic is common: different URL may
refer to the same content files. so in order to optimize the usage of
memory, it is better that Squid would keep only object cached when the
content is equal to each other for several files.
does squid support this fe
hi, all:
I am new to Squid, and I am assigned to learn how Squid manage to
memory, in order to make best use of the Squid.
there are some problems about the memory management for Squid:
1, if two files have the same content, such as two Javascript
files, then how Squid deal with the two
