Ok, I've done this but how can I verify that the cache is not active. store.log is showing lots of activity, all GET requests.
I've also converted to COSS from AUFS, which now I am seeing a much better I/O response, but i still get these 3-4min issues where using the proxy makes browisng so slow. This happens randomly, once an hour, maybe one every couple hours...etc.
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From: Leonardo Rodrigues Magalha~es [leolistas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2008 11:09 AM
To: squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: Nick Duda
Subject: Re: How to disable cache and verify, also performance issues
Nick Duda escreveu:
> How can I properly disable caching and then verify it.
>
>
easy ... i have done that recently when running squid on VERY low-end
devices :)
first you'll have to recompile squid to include null storeio system:
'--enable-storeio=aufs,null'
them have:
cache_dir null /tmp
in your squid.conf and comment all other cache_dir lines, if they
exist.... there it goes, no disk caching at all. There still be some
caching, but in-memory only, so that should give you no I/O problems.
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