I would like to use a different replacement policy from lru, like heap
GDSF or heap LFUDA, but, what shall I use in squid.conf? Nor "heap
LFUDA", nor "LFUDA" nor "heap_LFUDA" did work!! Which is the right
statement?!
Moreover...based on your experience...which is the best squid log
analyzer?!?!
T
Marco Crucianelli wrote:
I would like to use a different replacement policy from lru, like heap
GDSF or heap LFUDA, but, what shall I use in squid.conf? Nor "heap
LFUDA", nor "LFUDA" nor "heap_LFUDA" did work!! Which is the right
statement?!
It must be compiled in:
--enable-removal-policies="lru
You have to use
--enable-removal-policies="lru heap"
when configuring squid.
Calamaris is a good tool. It gives you a lot of reports an graphical
output. It is highly configurable, but easy to use.
Look at the demo report (calamaris v3)
http://cord.de/tools/squid/calamaris/calamaris-3/
Regards Mi
On Tue, 2005-03-15 at 18:24 +, Pedro Timoteo wrote:
> Marco Crucianelli wrote:
>
> >I would like to use a different replacement policy from lru, like heap
> >GDSF or heap LFUDA, but, what shall I use in squid.conf? Nor "heap
> >LFUDA", nor "LFUDA" nor "heap_LFUDA" did work!! Which is the right
On Wed, 2005-03-16 at 14:16 +0100, Michael Pophal wrote:
> You have to use
> --enable-removal-policies="lru heap"
> when configuring squid.
>
As I wrote in the other post, configure doesn't seem to accept this
option as I get policies built: lru in its output
What can it be!??!
> Calamaris i
On Mon, 21 Mar 2005, Marco Crucianelli wrote:
As I wrote in the other post, configure doesn't seem to accept this
option as I get policies built: lru in its output
What can it be!??!
Which version of Squid?
From ./configure --help
--enable-removal-policies="list of policies"
