On 05.09.06 08:58, Mark Gibson wrote:
> >>I've got 2 cache_dirs set up, and squid doesn't seem to want to use
> >>them. Squid is Releasing objects before it should, which leads me to
> >>believe that it thinks it has no more space to store objects. This
> >>setup worked fine while it was just me testing, but isn't working with
> >>lots of users hitting it.
> Here's my config. This configuration seems to work ok, but I'd like
> squid to hold onto objects until they become stale, and squid is still
> Releasing objects prematurely. I have enough memory and disk space, is
> there a way to force squid not to Release this objects?
> cache_mem 1024 MB
> maximum_object_size 64 KB
huh? what do you have disk cache for then, if you only want to save objects
up to 64 KB?
> maximum_object_size_in_memory 4096 KB
and why do you save up to 4MB objects in the memory?
> cache_dir aufs /var/spool/squid 9900 64 256
where's the second cache_dir you've mentioned?
what's usage of /var/spool/squid now?
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