Odd... if anything disabling range_offset_limit should make your internet
connection overload... not improve performance.
More likely the performance increased because you restarted Squid and it was
priorly running out of resources (mainly memory) on your Squid server..
(alternative 'a' in my previous message). If this was the case the situation
will soon be back to the same (or worse due to the range_offset_limit change)
Regards
Henrik
Kay Joplin wrote:
> I now changed a setting (range_offset_limit -1 KB to be more precise) and
> to my surprise (or maybe i'm fooling myself) the response seems to be alot
> faster and the pages get displayed (almost) like they did before proxying.
> not quite like before, but alot faster at least and now with the benefits
> of proxying ;-) I don't quite understand the explaination given for the
> option.
Received on Tue Jun 11 2002 - 10:07:21 MDT
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