Thank you for the reply. I understand that Squid has been designed and optimized for handling large numbers of (relatively) small objects. What I desire to understand is if it is possible to configure squid in such a manner as to make it reasonably efficient in the handling of small numbers of large objects.
-mikep Henrik Nordstrom wrote: > On Wed, 29 Sep 2004, Michael Puckett wrote: > > > Ok, I asked this question yesterday and got little response, so I can only > > guess that this was the wrong question to ask. Let me ask a different one > > instead today. > > > > Can someone tell me where I can find relevant information on proper > > configuration of squid for large object caching? Is this even advisable? > > Not sure there is any documentation for this. It is not a common task, and > not something Squid is explicitly designed for doing. > > Regards > Henrik
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