Hi,
I'm a network administrator for a national ISP in Australia, and we
currently use squid. I've developed a patch for squid 2.5 to enable epoll
support under linux while waiting for squid 3.0 to be released, and wanted
to publish this.
My sourceforge account name is swsf
Regards
Steven
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On Wed, Mar 16, 2005, Steven Wilton wrote:
Hi,
I'm a network administrator for a national ISP in Australia, and we
currently use squid. I've developed a patch for squid 2.5 to enable epoll
support under linux while waiting for squid 3.0 to be released, and wanted
to publish this.
Yay. Are
Hey Michael,
Hmmm...OK, so the build error does look like just an incompatibility
when expat and libxml2 are available on the same system (they step on
each others definitions, as would be expected of libraries that do the
same thing). I don't know the autotools incantations well enough to do
I've seen a few queries over the years regarding squid's memory usage. While
working on the epoll support for squid, I found that one of the reasons that
squid's memory usage would go from a stable 300MB to 600MB overnight for no
apparent reason.
The problem is that uncacheable objects (ie
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005, Steven Wilton wrote:
The problem is that uncacheable objects (ie size maximum_object_size,
or download managers doing multiple partial requests on large files) are
always held in memory. Squid does free this memory as the data is sent
to the client, but it doesn't look
On Thu, Mar 17, 2005, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005, Steven Wilton wrote:
The problem is that uncacheable objects (ie size maximum_object_size,
or download managers doing multiple partial requests on large files) are
always held in memory. Squid does free this memory as the
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005, Adrian Chadd wrote:
Just as a FWIW, this is something thats been discussed to death a couple
of years ago. Yup, event driven IO doesn't play well with the current
defer processing of IO.
Indeed. There needs to be a soft event triggering the fd alive again,
driven by the
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On Thu, 17 Mar 2005, Steven Wilton wrote:
The problem is that
Hiya,
I've created a new squid-2.5 branch in sourceforge - tidyup_deferred_reads.
I'm going to play around with re-arranging or replacing the deferred reads
mechanism with something a little more flexible and event-driven-io happy.
Adrian
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Adrian ChaddTo believe with
Hey,
Can someone please help me by pointing to the file in the source code
of squid that does things if the httpRequest made by the user is found
in the cache. What does the squid do (and in which file in the course
code) when the user requests for a page thats already cached.
Thanks in advance
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