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> On a side-note.  Your 4x33 are set up as RAID or LVM?
> neither one is a good idea.
> http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/FAQ/FAQ-3.html#ss3.11

Indeed.  I was making sure he wasn't raiding his squid cache. :-)

> if your computes has enough of memory left for metadata cache (inodes 
and
>directories where squid data are left), it's OK. if not, you have huge
>performance bottleneck here (and with only 50 MB of cache_mem, buy more
>memory).

kalproxy:/var/log/squid # free -m
             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
Mem:          1007        995         12          0          4         33
-/+ buffers/cache:        957         50
Swap:         1027         18       1008


Tim Rainier
Information Services, Kalsec, INC
trainier@xxxxxxxxxx



Matus UHLAR - fantomas <uhlar@xxxxxxxxxxx> 
10/12/2005 02:12 PM

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Re:  Which the best OS for Squid?






On 12.10 10:03, trainier@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> The fact is, we're small enough that it hasn't sorely affected us much 
at 
> all.  My access log for squid grows to about 4-10 GB in a week.

wow, that's very much of data transferred in a week.

> I made it adimently clear that I would only retain 1 weeks worth of 
access 
> logging information.

1-2 weeks are recommended, if you can set up a few FAST disks.



you should use each drive as separate cache_dir, unless you use mirroring
(which is useless in many cases)

[someone other...]

>     In my cache server, every mount is set "noatime". Since the server 
is 
> dedicated to the web caching, I don't need the "last time someone 
accessed
> a given file".

the 'noatime' option for most filesystems does not matter.

> 4x33 GB UW-SCSI2 drives. I fills almost my entire RAM. My cache_mem is 
set 
> 
> to only 50 MBs, since the object table goes quite large into the memory. 

> But, why mind? The disk access is fast enough (avg. 9 ms to access 
cached 
> objects).

if your computes has enough of memory left for metadata cache (inodes and
directories where squid data are left), it's OK. if not, you have huge
performance bottleneck here (and with only 50 MB of cache_mem, buy more
memory).

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