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hi amos ,
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Question 1 :

about aufs dir ,
 about smp ,
you say that it dont work with smp 
but my question is more accurate ,
i c that it dont share workers ,  but it works if we assign  specific
process to specific cache dir .

in my opinion we could solve our problem of cpu load partially ??!!!
because without smp , all cache dir aufs or not aufs , were sharing the same
process , and this process was not getting beneift of all cores ""uptill now
this is my understanding "

again , my question is ,
we should not  say that auf dir dont work with  smp  completely , but to be
accurate we can  say  that aufs dont work with shared workers , but we can
get benefit of smp to load cpu cores and set each core to instance aufs dir 
and as a result we solved our cpu load partially ,

i just want to understand this issue and with to correct me about the info i
posted here ,

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Amos Jeffries-2 wrote
> PS:  if you want to experiment, you could try given the frontend and
> backend config two slightly different cache_dir lines. So the frontend
> has a "read-only" flag but otherwise identical settings. In theory that
> would make the frontend able to HIT on the rock cache, but only the
> backends able to store things there.
> 
> Amos

not understanding yet ,
why add to front end a cahe dir ??? 
did u mean to put cache dir into  process squid # 1??


rergards



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