On 7/01/2012 4:25 p.m., Saiteja Peddinti wrote:
I had one confusion with store.log entries - Whenever a url is cached, does
squid immediately write the object to disk and make a swapout entry in the
store.log?
For my project I need to calculate MD5 hashes of url contents, for urls that
are cached by squid. I was thinking of reading urls from store.log and querying
them with my client. My client would then compute hash and store the results.
Since I would make just one query for every cached url, I was assuming that the
additional load might be less. Is there any other efficient way to achieve what
I want to do?
I think you should contact Alex, (rousskov at measurement-factory.com)
about the MD5 hashing. He has been working on a project to calculate and
exchange object Digests for URL de-duplication on slow network links. It
also requires this type of hash calculation and AFAIK he has already
worked out how to do this efficiently inside Squid.
Amos
