Hi
> For now, the problems are: a) they do not perform very well in peak times.
> Because they needed much too much RAM, I limited the cache_dir to only a few
> 100 MB, even if we have over 20 Gigs in each. Still, in the evening they get
> quite slow. Well, they ARE quite loaded for sure...
Did you compile Squid with './configure --enable-async-io'? You
should, if your caches are loaded. Check the FAQ for more info.
> The other question is a little linux 2.2 specific: It's stated that writing
> a higher value in file-max in /proc/sys/kernel or something gives you more
> filehandles. But I can do what I want, I always have 1024. That's enough for
> the moment, but I get I'll get short on them sometimes again... With the
> common patches for 2.0.x I could easily get 4096 file descriptors, if I
> wanted to.
With Alan Cox's patches, 2.2 can have 1024*1024 fds per process
Alan's patches are available from:
ftp://ftp.*.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/alan/
Substitute your country-code for the '*' (or replace it with 'us' if
you don't have a local kernel mirror.)
Oskar
Received on Thu Apr 08 1999 - 12:23:24 MDT
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