Hello everyone,

I'm pondering about setting up Squid in accelerator-mode to take load away from a web-server. So far nothing unusual.

In his post to the list, found at
http://www.squid-cache.org/mail-archive/squid-users/200110/1089.html
Thomas Ristic mentioned the following problem
"
A client asks for an expired object therefore the cache tries to get the
object from the webserver.The webserver queues this request and needs 20 seconds to deliver the output. Meanwhile another client requests the same object. SQUID can�t find a valid object in the cache and seems to request the same object a second time.
"
This is basically the scenario I'm facing as well:
Keeping squid from re-fetching expired objects for N requests, instead wait till the 1st request for the object is fulfilled by the web-server.
I searched around and found Henrik Nordstrom saying that
"As you experience Squid is not optimally tuned to be running as a web
server accelerator." (http://ftp.pop-mg.rnp.br/squid/mail-archive/squid-users/200207/0481.html)


Is this problem somehow fixable, either by configuration or patch or devel-version?

Thanks alot,

Dirk


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