Hey Sam, From what I understand it seems that your expectation doesn't meet the reality but I am unsure yet. It seems that the goal is to fetch and save everything to disk and from disk, right? During the time that your clients and proxy are fetching the object using squid, you cannot serve this "in-transit" content to other clients. Collapsed Forwarding feature of squid should satisfy your use case but depends on the size of the object it might not be the right choice for you. What objects size are we talking about? Eliezer ---- Eliezer Croitoru
From: squid-users [mailto:squid-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Sam M Hi, I'm querying lots of files through 4 cache servers connected through parent hierarchy. I clean all the caches before I start and then I query the files again in the same exact order. Weirdly, every time I check the logs, I see a different cache served a file compared with the previous test. The query process is done through a python script that uses wget through a proxy to the cache, hence the query process is really fast. Interestingly, if I put a delay of 1 second between each query, the result will be stable and same every time I run the script. Following a snippet from the config file after changing it too many times to make it re-produce the same results yet, that didn't help: Can someone shed some light on the issue and how to fix it please? Thanks, Sam |
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