Eric B. wrote:
Hi,
I'm brand new to squid and have been doing research into it and how i might
leverage its power for my application, but am having a lot of difficulty in
seeing how it might advantage my setup. I design java applications that run
on tomcat servers. Currently our java apps
Hello,
Just install a 64 bit OS (Debian 64bit for my case) and compile from
source, ./configure should detect the 64 bit environment
On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 6:52 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Aug 23, 2008 at 4:37 PM, Haytham Khouja [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh and if
you're gonna go
Hey,
I'm was referring to third party tools such as cttproxy, zero patch
penalty, tc for different routing capabilities and traffic management.
On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 12:07 AM, Amos Jeffries [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Haytham KHOUJA wrote:
Dear Kumar,
I've been using Squid in my ISP for the
Haytham Khouja wrote:
Hey,
I'm was referring to third party tools such as cttproxy, zero patch
penalty, tc for different routing capabilities and traffic management.
Okay.
TPROXY and ZPH are integrated into the current 2.7+ and upcoming 3.1+
releases.
'tc' I'm not aware of, any pointers
tc is a linux tool to create network classes that you can
route/mangle/prioritize, it's not Squid specific and won't work with
any other OS, but i used it once in a setup to route TCP_REFRESH_HIT
objects to a different (much faster link), so they can have a faster
If-Modified-Since request/reply.
tc is a linux tool to create network classes that you can
route/mangle/prioritize, it's not Squid specific and won't work with
any other OS, but i used it once in a setup to route TCP_REFRESH_HIT
objects to a different (much faster link), so they can have a faster
If-Modified-Since
Dear Kumar,
I've been using Squid in my ISP for the past 2 years, and here are the
advantages:
- Getting a super/kickass hardware with Squid costs 10 times less than
a BlueCoat, so if you have the budget of a BlueCoat, you can get
10xSquids, imagine the things you can do in terms of Load
Haytham KHOUJA wrote:
Dear Kumar,
I've been using Squid in my ISP for the past 2 years, and here are the
advantages:
- Getting a super/kickass hardware with Squid costs 10 times less than
a BlueCoat, so if you have the budget of a BlueCoat, you can get
10xSquids, imagine the things you can do in
On Sat, Aug 23, 2008 at 4:37 PM, Haytham Khouja [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh and if
you're gonna go above 4GB of RAMs, consider 64bit, actually, it's not
much of a consideration, it's a must.
Hello,
How to get a 64bit squid installtion? thanks.
bijayant kumar wrote:
Hello to lists,
I was meeting a consultant to an ISP today who plans to implement a caching
solution for his network. I guess they are already impressed with Blue Coats
which undoubtedly seems to be a very good product which I have not used or seen
physically.
Being a
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