Ramiro Sabastta wrote:
Hi !!!
I installed squid on a Debian box, with 1Gb of RAM, 160 Gb of disk
and AMD Optreon Dual Core, in transparent mode.
I configured a cache of 100Gb on disk with aufs.
I was making some testing in my private network, and I couldn't
understand how the squid worked.
I have this configuration:
maximum_object_size 51200000 bytes
minimum_object_size 0 bytes
maximum_object_size_in_memory 204800 bytess
When I send a HTTP requeriment for an object, for example of 1Kb, the
object is saved by the squid "IN MEMORY" and the following
requeriments from the same object, the squid answers with a "HIT"
(This is ok)
For the other side, when I send a request for an object bigger than
200Kb, it always resolves in "DIRECT" way and the following
requeriments from the same object, the squid answer with a "MISS". The
squid doesn't save this object on the disk cache,
It's ok? May be I have a configuration problem.
Any Help?
Which version of squid?
Is the large object perhapse also not allowed storage in the disk cache?
Most recent squid have memory-only as the default caching option now if
none is configured. So maximum_object_size_in_memory in one of those
setups would mean maximum cachable object size.
Amos
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Please use Squid 2.6.STABLE20 or 3.0.STABLE5
