I am using redhat9.0 and squid STABLE14
the default FD 1024
So did increase in FD increase performance of my cache
And what is the way of changing FD and what is best
value to change
please advice
thankyou
squid learner wrote:
I am using redhat9.0 and squid STABLE14
the default FD 1024
So did increase in FD increase performance of my cache
And what is the way of changing FD and what is best
value to change
At compile time there is a configure option --with-filedescriptors=NUMBER
(or if not
On 26.07.07 09:30, Ming-Ching Tiew wrote:
Believe it or not, I got problem understanding the basics.
What's the difference between forward and reverse proxy.
When I read the article,
http://jayant7k.blogspot.com/2006/10/reverse-proxy-using-squid.html
When I read paragraph 3,4 5, I think
On 26.07.07 12:10, Reid wrote:
This morning while using squid as a proxy, whenever I went to a popular
website (e.g. Hotmail, Amazon), I noticed my Internet Explorer browser
warning me about cookies from restricted sites. The list of sites was
weird stuff like
On 02.08.07 11:30, Enrico Popp wrote:
I have an problem with regular expression in squidGuard. I'm using the
following regex
[EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.main.example.org/(.+)@http://[EMAIL PROTECTED]
where did you get the regex?
Now the problem consists that http://example.org contain no
All,
I have configured 4 proxy to work as sibling relation and specified
the ICP port as 3130 , however when i try to do a telnet it always
fails , so i think the cache performance is not getting optimized .
Any clue for this ?
Regards,
Shekhar
