Well, the cache_mem thing sounds interesting. I'm going to try 512MB to
start with.
My filesystem isn't close to 90% full. Only about 6 gigs being using in
total (including the cache).
I appreciate all your suggestions.
Regards,
Tim
Matus UHLAR - fantomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
03/30/2004 03:22 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [squid-users] Cache Size Limitation
On 29.03 10:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 32-bit Architecture. What would you suggest cache_mem to be on a system
> with 1 gig of ram?
Ah! if you only have 1 gig of RAM, you really shouldn't set cache_mem to
more... all of squid data should be in memory. As long as squid and system
consume some memory even w/o squid cache, I'd set it to 512MB.
Maybe then, if you have no other services running, and memory usage shows
free memory, I'd grow it up to ~768MB
> What would you suggest as a maximum_object_size ??
my experiences (watching logs and trying to find the biggest file that was
fetched more than once) showed 20MB. I have 30GB spool; in your case it
could be lower - I'd start with 20MB and after a week or two I'd check the
same
> The filesystem is 40gig.
> What do you mean by, "if the filesystem usage gets too big" ??
If filesystem is filled over 90%, write operations with it start take too
much of CPU time and disk i/o.
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