On 09/19/2016 06:29 AM, ysu yang wrote:
>> A. Define "session" in HTTP or Squid terms that Squid understands. Write
>> ACLs (likely including an external ACL or an eCAP adapter) that will
>> define a "session" for any given transaction and annotate same-session
>> transactions
Firstly of all.Thanks for your advice.
> B. Adjust the ICAP service to store information about "sessions" in
> such
> a way that different service instances can share it. For example, if
> all
> ICAP services run on the same machine, they can use shared memory
> segments to
On 09/18/2016 05:41 AM, yanghe wrote:
> I have two ICAP servers and want load balancing.If I
> use AclRandom,the traffic will be averagely distributed to
> the two ICAP servers,but it can't guarantee the integrity of
> the session.For example,I sent a message with 5
> attachments,which were
Now,I have two ICAP servers and want load balancing.If I use
AclRandom,the traffic will be averagely distributed to the two ICAP
servers,but it can't guarantee the integrity of the session.For example,I
sent a message with 5 attachments,which were randomly assigned to two ICAP
servers.
If
on 09/18/2016 03:46 PM, wrote: "Amos Jeffries"squ...@treenet.co.nz
Now,I have two ICAP servers and want load balancing.If I use AclRandom,the
traffic will be averagely distributed to the two ICAP servers,but it can't
guarantee the integrity of the session.For example,I sent a message with 5
On 18/09/2016 7:25 p.m., yanghe wrote:
> Hi
> Although he said it was random,certainly based on an algorithm.
> I would like to know what's the algorithm or principle to achieve AclRandom.
ACL random uses the operating system random() number generator.
A new random number is selected each time
Hi
Although he said it was random,certainly based on an algorithm.
I would like to know what's the algorithm or principle to achieve AclRandom.
Can I make certain the next traffic will go to which Web server?
Thanks in advance
2016-09-18
yanghe
