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Re: Squid 2.x maximum_object_size related to memory usage

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Adrian Chadd wrote:
On Fri, Jul 27, 2007, rihad wrote:

And if it _can_ cache it, will Squid 2.6 keep it wholly in memory before finishing the download?

Only until you've filled the cache_mem amount of object memory - then it'll
start deleting objects from the cache. It can do this for objects which
haven't yet been fully received and sent onto the client.




Ok, now I understand that, if you have cache_mem of, say, 300 mb, it's never a good idea to make maximum_object_size = 64 MB as an average of 10-20 concurrent downloads will surely fill the memory. I hoped Squid would only keep in memory the buffer (up to read_ahead_gap) necessary for relaying the file being downloaded to the client, while still writing it on the disk in the process.

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