hi there !
first of all: thx for the great work ! squid is definitely a state of the
art proxy. but now my question:
im running redhat linux with ext3 (!)
i a have 2 4.1 gb uw-scsi disks which are used by squid. so i have 2 lines
in my squid.conf:
cache_dir ufs /proxycache1/cache/ 3072 7 256
cache_dir ufs /proxycache2/cache/ 3072 7 256
this is a result of an algorithm i was given:
cache_dir [ufs | asyncufs] dir MB L1 L2
perfect for ext2:
L2 := 256
L1 := ceil( MB / 416 )
so why / 416 ?
it would be great if you could send me an algorithm (or a link) which lets
me calculate good values for L1 and L2 when using ext3 or maybe reiserfs for
the cache-disks
sorry for my bad english and thx in advance
tim
Received on Wed Oct 24 2001 - 16:36:57 MDT
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