On Sat, 3 Apr 2004, unixware wrote: > > How man Mbit/s is your Squid server proxying? > > 20 Mbit/s ( 2 x 10 links . 2 squid boxes on each link > )
So approx 10Mbit/s per Squid then? No other traffic on these links? > > I would also make sure all log files including > > swap.state is on the OS > > drive, and no swap partition. > > log files are on OS drive but swap.state is on cache > drive . how i can shift it to OS drive See cache_swap_log. > > > )OS Redhat 9 ( Mode Transparent using WCCP ) > > > > Try "downgrading" to a standard Linux-2.4 kernel. > > Using Default Redhat 9 Kernel ( 2.4.20 ) > with using wccp v.1 patch Try "downgrading" to a standard Linux-2.4 kernel. > sometime i get very low throughput when testing squid > at peak hour . and downloading speed keep on > decreasing :( Then look into the service times using cachemgr, and also monitor the results of "vmstat 5". > i hope squid-3 will stable soon so i can use epoll for > efficient network i/o Don't hold your breath while waiting. Regards Henrik
