Tony Dodd wrote:
Chris Robertson wrote:
First of all, thanks for sharing the write-up. There are a number of
high-load squid installations (Wikipedia, and Flikr are two of the
largest I know of), but not much information on what tweaks to make in
the interest of performance.
No problem. =]
Tony Dodd wrote:
Matias Lopez Bergero wrote:
Hello,
snip
I'm being reading the wiki and the mailing list to know, which is the
best filesystem to use, for now I have chose ext3 based on comments on
the list, also, I have passed the nodev,nosuid,noexec,noatime flags to
fstab in order to
Tony Dodd wrote:
Matias Lopez Bergero wrote:
Hello,
snip
I'm being reading the wiki and the mailing list to know, which is the
best filesystem to use, for now I have chose ext3 based on comments on
the list, also, I have passed the nodev,nosuid,noexec,noatime flags to
fstab in order to get
Chris Robertson wrote:
First of all, thanks for sharing the write-up. There are a number of
high-load squid installations (Wikipedia, and Flikr are two of the
largest I know of), but not much information on what tweaks to make in
the interest of performance.
No problem. =] I encountered the
not actually using epoll. It might be a superfluous compile option.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# squidclient -p 8081 mgr:info |grep method
IO loop method: poll
Try --enable-epoll and see if your caches are faster?
Adrian
Matias Lopez Bergero wrote:
Hello,
snip
I'm being reading the wiki and the mailing list to know, which is the
best filesystem to use, for now I have chose ext3 based on comments on
the list, also, I have passed the nodev,nosuid,noexec,noatime flags to
fstab in order to get a security and
reiserfs 4 is much better than ext3 ...
On Nov 24, 2007 9:55 PM, Tony Dodd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matias Lopez Bergero wrote:
Hello,
snip
I'm being reading the wiki and the mailing list to know, which is the
best filesystem to use, for now I have chose ext3 based on comments on
On Sat, Nov 24, 2007, Alexandre Correa wrote:
reiserfs 4 is much better than ext3 ...
[citation needed]
I know reiserfs vs ext2|3 benchmarks in the past showed reiserfs did a little
better but both codebases have advanced over the last few years.
I'd love to see an actual up to date comparison.
Quoting Adrian Chadd [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Sat, Nov 24, 2007, Alexandre Correa wrote:
reiserfs 4 is much better than ext3 ...
[citation needed]
I know reiserfs vs ext2|3 benchmarks in the past showed reiserfs did a little
better but both codebases have advanced over the last few years.
Hello,
I'm installing a new squid server (I have a couple running already), but
this is going to server as gateway for about 450 clients. I have a good
piece of hardware for it, but I have just two hard discs RAID 1
mirrored. I'll like to get the best performance of this servers, and I
think that
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