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Sorry Amos. But where else do I post this ? I thought I can mail it to this mail id squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. But if there is some other place, please let me know.

- Anita

-----Original Message-----
From: Amos Jeffries [mailto:squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: 15 February 2012 18:17
To: squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re:  Prefetch patch test

Before we start. Please do not hijack other topics discussions. It ruins 
the groups archive threading and threaded mailer tools many of us use to 
track the group mail. Thank you.

On 15/02/2012 5:24 p.m., anita.sivakumar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone used and tested the squid prefetch patch available in the squid website?
> For me it apparently gave a segmentation fault when I tried to prefetch. It works normally for other requests though.

I assume you means the prefetch project patch from 
devel.squid-cache.org? That was last updated for one of the 3.0 
PRE-releases (5 or 6 by the looks of it).
It was not accepted into mainline for some reason unknown to me.

Apart from ESI support, all body content filtering and adaptations have 
been pushed off to ICAP and eCAP processors. The whole devel.* site is 
now outdated, all projects there are in the deprecated bin. If you would 
like to revive one please get in touch with squid-dev about joining 
development and be prepared for a fair bit of hacking to get it ported 
to current 3.HEAD in BZR.

There are other tools (such as "squid-prefetch") which can do prefetch 
for any version of Squid without patching which you may want to 
investigate first.

Although be aware the in most instances pre-fetching at the proxy level 
has usually been found to be a large waste of bandwidth and cache 
resources, with little benefits (or none) to offset the costs. Modern 
browsers do a different kind of pre-fetch themseves which has a far more 
efficient algorithm for calculating what resources to fetch early. Squid 
and other proxies do not have access to enough of the users information 
to do it efficiently.

Amos

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