"Pedro Ribeiro" writes:
> Thinking in performance issues ...
>
> ->What will be the best filesystem to support squid under linux ??
>
> minix ?
> ext ?
> ext2 ?
> xiafs ?
> dos/msdos/vfat ?
> System V & Coherent ?
ext2 - it's the most stable for one thing, and it's definitely
sufficiently fast
> ->Is anyone developing some kind of "Multimedia Filesystem" for Linux,
> thinking in squid as a potential use ??
hmm - there were thoughts about creating a "huge file" that had it's
own internal squid-specific structure to get around the lag that you
get when you "open" and "close" files... there were various problems
with this...
> ->And the tree options USE_SPLAY_TREE and USE_BIN_TREE, what interference
> they have with the performance of squid ??
If you are going to have a lot of acl's you should probably use
splay trees... (especially if you are going to have lots of ACL,
but only some of them are going to be used frequently)
Oskar
Received on Fri Jun 20 1997 - 00:54:00 MDT
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