I use squid2.6.stable2 in Redhat Linux Advanced Server4 and add some functions to it. I use epool method to get large tcp-connection1. The functions I added are for local resolve DNS(which dosen't use outer DNS). In squid.conf, I added some acl and http_access to obtain more security. Thanks
On 1/28/07, Adrian Chadd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sun, Jan 28, 2007, ShuXin Zheng wrote: > Hi, I use squid as a web accelerating cache proxy for the backend MS-IIS-6. > When the requests per-second reache 2000, the squid will eat CPU > resources to 99%. The files are some small size image, css, etc. I fill > the regex computing or other operation may result in the dropping of > the squid's performance. Is there some other way to improve squid's > efficiency ? > My computer hardware: 3.0 G Interl CPU, 4G memory, 100G SCSI disk. Which version of Squid are you using? On what platform? I'm working on identifying and improving the performance of Squid-2 HEAD. You could give that a whirl and let me know how it goes. I'd appreciate any testing that you could give it. Thanks, Adrian
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