On 28/01/2015 7:10 p.m., Ahmad wrote: > Hi dev , > > how long object size can squid 3.5.2 handle ?? > > it says >>than 32KB > What "it" ? > > is that for memory or disk caching or for both ???? > SMP memory is the only one restricted to 32KB. Because 32KB is the default UDS (Unix Data Socket) packet size limit, and Squid SMP code is assuming that limit is in place even if the sysadmin has altered the kernel to accept larger packets. > > I mean does that mean on memory the hot object will be >>32KB ? > > > > And in rock store >>32 also ? > > > > If >>32 Kb how much ? > > > > 500 Kb ? 1M or more or less ? > > Just curious and need to know what the max size we can save fo far Squid-3.5 has 5 cache areas in which HTTP objects can be stored: * Transients Memory (in-transit objects cache) * SMP shared memory cache (cache_mem between workers) * Local memory cache (cache_mem for local worker only) * Rock disk cache * UFS disk cache (ufs, aufs, diskd) Only two of those have *ever* been limited to 32KB (Rock and SMP shared memory), and in 3.5 that is reduced to one (shared memory cache). The others are not limited by object size, but by total cache space. Amos _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
