Okay so I've increased disk_cache from 100 to 15000. Now I'm seeing a few
more TCP_Hit's but a lot more TCP_MEM_Hit's. I read that TCP_MEM_Hits means
the server is serving cache from RAM. Is it normal to get MEM_Hits than
TCP_Hits initially if I haven't got that much things cached yet?
I have 1GB
right on, welcome to the club
Now to wait a while and let your cache populate, and dont worry, you
can increase the size later without rebuilding.
Once you have a healthy cache built up, you'll really begin to see the
benefits of the cache.
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On 14/07/2013 6:14 p.m., jc.yin wrote:
Okay so I've increased disk_cache from 100 to 15000. Now I'm seeing a few
more TCP_Hit's but a lot more TCP_MEM_Hit's. I read that TCP_MEM_Hits means
the server is serving cache from RAM. Is it normal to get MEM_Hits than
TCP_Hits initially if I haven't got
On 14/07/2013 5:01 p.m., jc.yin wrote:
Here's what I get:
root@Squid:~# sudo service squid3 stop
squid3 stop/waiting
root@Squid:~# sudo service squid3 start
squid3 start/running, process 3230
root@Squid:~# squid3 -z
2013/07/14 04:59:47| squid.conf line 814: http_access allow
2013/07/14
On 14/07/2013 5:04 a.m., Squid27User wrote:
Thanks for your reply. We have our app-server that uses Sun's
HttpURLConnection to send an outbound request to an endpoint, via a Squid
2.7 proxy.
Timeouts are all default.
We see that the HTTP CONNECT is sent the first time (over http), and
On 14/07/2013 4:30 p.m., Golden Shadow wrote:
Hi Squid-Users!
I'm trying to change the refresh_pattern directives in order to be able to
cache the following file:
http://download.thinkbroadband.com/10MB.zip
According to http://redbot.org/ cacheability engine, the file is cacheable:
if you can share your squid.conf.
We can try to give you a hand with the squid -kparse
in a case it's intercept proxy stop the interception and make sure the
settings are five and go on..
version 3.3.8 RPM will be out soon so you could wait a bit for it to get
out.
Eliezer
On 07/13/2013 11:11
So does this mean that now that I have increased 100 to 15000, the cache
directory is now 15000MB right?
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Okay it seems that I've now managed to create the squid cache
root@Squid:~# squid3 -z
2013/07/14 16:06:41| squid.conf line 814: http_access allow
2013/07/14 16:06:41| aclParseAccessLine: Access line contains no ACL's,
skipping
2013/07/14 16:06:41| Creating Swap Directories
2013/07/14 16:06:41|
Thanks for your reply. Being an enterprise, I'd have to prove it is a bug
before we can upgrade. Is it possible for you to let me know if there is any
possibility in the Squid 2.7 code where a new client connection (after a
timeout) can end up relaying a CONNECT to the server through SSL?
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scenario locally (I installed Squid 2.7 on my Linux box).
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I have some questions related to refresh pattern options
First, since “no-cache” now seems in-effective with http 1.1, what would be a
possible way to force an object to cache using both standards of html 1.0 and
1.1? If it’s not possible, then is there any plans to implement in a future
On 15/07/2013 4:10 a.m., jc.yin wrote:
Okay it seems that I've now managed to create the squid cache
root@Squid:~# squid3 -z
2013/07/14 16:06:41| squid.conf line 814: http_access allow
2013/07/14 16:06:41| aclParseAccessLine: Access line contains no ACL's,
skipping
2013/07/14 16:06:41|
On 15/07/2013 4:34 a.m., Squid27User wrote:
Thanks for your reply. Being an enterprise, I'd have to prove it is a bug
before we can upgrade. Is it possible for you to let me know if there is any
possibility in the Squid 2.7 code where a new client connection (after a
timeout) can end up relaying
On 15/07/2013 6:31 a.m., Joshua B. wrote:
I have some questions related to refresh pattern options
First, since “no-cache” now seems in-effective with http 1.1, what would be a
possible way to force an object to cache using both standards of html 1.0 and
1.1? If it’s not possible, then is
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