Thank you Chris, but I the client_persistent_connections is on by default, and I couldn't find a setting in the squid.conf for the persistent_connection_after_error is that new to squid 2.6? In the cache manager here are the top ten on client-side persistent and server-side persistent. Many single requests/connections. I will see if I can get the numbers down. Client-side persistent connection counts: req/ conn count ---- --------- 0 19994 1 528463 2 207501 3 54250 4 28128 5 20254 6 14277 7 10385 8 8673 9 7132 10 6173 Server-side persistent connection counts: req/ conn count ---- --------- 1 1085626 2 15941 3 3829 4 1724 5 1038 6 620 7 388 8 216 9 123 10 59 On 4/23/07, Chris Nighswonger <cnighswonger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 4/23/07, Brian Kirk <bekirk@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: Is there a way to have it > so once a user authenticates the credentials will be stored and won't > need the ntlm helper for a set time. Do you have client_persistent_connections enabled? You might also try enabling persistent_connection_after_error as well. You can see persistent connection information in the CacheMgr if you have it setup. Chris
