I have a similar machines serving 800 to 1000 workstations without a problem. These are used by several thousand users with 100k urls in several blacklists.
The additional redirect children aren't helping you (according to the documentation). I execute a squid -k reconfigure in the middle of the day and it goes unnoticed generally. Reduce the redirect children to 1 and re-evaluate the performance. Good Luck, David Bronson On Thu, Nov 10, 2005 at 08:46:50AM -0200, Fernando Giorgetti wrote: > Hi all! > > Currently I am using squidGuard as my URL redirector / filter. > > I am using an ACL file with about 7000 URLs for each user (I have > something about 300 users). > > SquidGuard is running on an Athlon XP 2.0 Ghz with 1GB. My squid is > configured to start 10 redirect_child. > > The ACLs URLs files changes constantly. And, after each change, I need > to execute "squid -k reconfigure" to re-process them. > > By this way, my machine resources use is completely overloaded. And I am > searching, urgently, for a solution. > > Do anynone here haves a cenary likes mine? > > Could anybody tell me if squidGuard is deprecated, or if I can find a > better choice to squidGuard or a better way to use it? > > Thanks! > > Fernando > >
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