tis 2009-10-27 klockan 15:23 -0600 skrev Alex Rousskov: > Is not that always the case? Even if a store refuses to accept objects > larger than X KB, that does not mean that all objects will be X KB in > size, regardless of any reasonable X value. Or did you mean something > else by "unbounded"?
There is two kinds of swapouts related to this a) Size-bounded, where objects are known to be of a certain size. b) Size not known at start of swapout. Impossible to record the size in headers. When there is at least one cache_dir with a size restriction we buffer objects of type 'b' before swapout in case it's small enough to actaully fit in the cache_dir policy even if size initially unknown. > Technically, core does not know the true content size for some responses > until the response has been received, but I do not remember whether we > allow such responses to be cachable. We do. It's a quite common response form. Regards Henrik
