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2008/7/30 Adrian Chadd <adrian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> (gah, why oh why won't gmail do what I said with my damned From:? Oh well..)

Sorry :(

>
>
> 2008/7/30 Marcos Dutra <macdutra@xxxxxxxxx>:
>> Hi Adrian,
>>
>> I saw  the cacheboy project, is very intersting but, the code of
>> cacheboy has the same features of squid example NTLM auth? With
>
> cacheboy is "just" Squid-2.HEAD with a whole lot of code shuffling.
> Squid-2.HEAD should contain all of the 2.7 and 2.6 NTLM authentication
> stuff.

It's cool, I will test cacheboy.

>
>> squid-2.6.5 (RHEL 5) in my tests with polymix-1 arrive in 200req/sec
>> (COSS + Aufs) but squid performance is very slow to open pages. I
>> compiled squid-2.6.21 and I have the same performance above.
>
> Polygraph can apparently speak NTLM authentication now. You may want
> to look into that.


Yeah, I running polygraph with NTLM for test performance, but I would
like more performance on this server.


>
> The lookup speed may be related to authentication. Have you tried
> disabling authentication for a specific desktop machine and try
> browsing?
>
>

I don't it this yet, but the authentication I think is not a problem,
I will try this.

>
> Adrian
>

One question, squid Vs cacheboy comparision which the better?

Thanks
Marcos

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