Today, I installed Squid 2.3-STABLE4 on a SUN E450 with two
processors and 1.5 GB of RAM (running Solaris 2.6). Usually,
this machine is running Netscape Proxy Server 3.52.
With Squid instead of the Netscape Proxy, I experienced dramatic
performance problems. Access to the WWW was terribly slow.
Here is some data about our proxy usage:
- User authentication is done via LDAP to a directory on
localhost. I have specified 16 instances of squid_ldap_auth.
- At peak times we have about 100 requests per second.
- We use only five ACLs with up to 50 regular expressions.
What are the main parameters that I should tune? What are the
parameters that I should look for in the cachemgr?
Thanks for your help,
Rainer
PS: I have built on the squid_ldap_auth code that comes with
Squid to authenticate against an Active Directory with
Windows 2000 user groups. Is anybody interested in reviewing
it?
-- Rainer Ginsberg Robert Bosch GmbH QI/INF4, IT Security Phone: +49-711-811-31263 -- To unsubscribe, see http://www.squid-cache.org/mailing-lists.htmlReceived on Fri Nov 17 2000 - 13:11:22 MST
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