On Wed, 2 Dec 2009 15:10:44 -0800 (PST), Landy Landy <landysaccount@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Right now I'm trying to download a file from intel thats 432MB and it has > failed 5 times already. It started and failed at 110MB later started it > again and failed at 19MB and so on. The best it has done is 110MB. > > I don't know whats going on. This time squid won't cache this one since I > have maximum_object_size 256 MB I expect this explains the second failure at 19MB. If Squid were able to cache the object it would I think get to over 110MB before failing again. I suspect one of the timeouts (request or read) is set too low for your bandwidth speeds. That and/or quick_abort may be clashing to do this. It could also be the old enemies of broken ECN and TCP window sizing. > > I would increase this just for the moment to 512MB to test if it downloads > it. > Are you able to catch the information between the client browser and squid? Running this on the squid box should log it to a file "$CLIENTIP.log" for detailed analysis: tcpdump -i $ETH -s 0 -w $CLIENTIP.log host $CLIENTIP NP: substituting $CLIENTIP for the client IP address and $ETH with the interface name Squid talks to the client through (ie. eth0, eth1, etc). Amos
