Paul Cocker wrote:
Is there any existing information on the number of entries squid can
handle before you start running into problems. Am I right in assuming
this is mainly processor dependent?
CPU and RAM limited. It's stored in a splay tree so the limits are
rather high and dwarfed by the cache index in most cases.
I would expect high hundreds of thousands somewhere. Under 26MB list per
100K domains, with an N(log-2) access.
Amos
Paul Cocker
IT Systems Administrator
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Robertson [mailto:crobertson@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 01 November 2007 22:13
To: squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Domain & URL blacklists
Paul Cocker wrote:
My bad, in fact from further analysis it seems that the domain files
are the mysite.com listings and URLs are things like
mysite.com/something/?somethingelse.htm. Does the later have any
relevance or use within Squid?
Paul Cocker
IT Systems Administrator
The first would be best to use a dstdomain acl, the latter requires a
url_regex acl. Just be ready to step in and remove the url_regex if it
causes performance issues.
Chris
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