On 3/22/13 2:43 PM, babajaga wrote:
Your OS assigns workers to incoming connections. Squid does not control
that assignment. For the purposes of designing your storage, you may
assume that the next request goes to a random worker. Thus, each of your
workers must cache large files for files to be reliably cached. <
But, I think such a config SHOULD avoid duplication:
if ${process_number}=1
cache_dir aufs /cache4/squid/${process_number} 170000 32 256
min-size=31001 max-size=200000
cache_dir aufs /cache5/squid/${process_number} 170000 32 256
min-size=200001 max-size=400000
cache_dir aufs /cache6/squid/${process_number} 170000 32 256
min-size=400001 max-size=800000
cache_dir aufs /cache7/squid/${process_number} 170000 32 256
min-size=800000
endif
Am I wrong ?
I don't know how do I find out if there is duplication cached content.
Where can I find out the duplication?
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