On Wed, 30 Aug 2000 20:37:27 +0200, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
>Steve Snyder wrote:
>
>> Now the machine with the full cache (I'll call it cacheA) and the
>> machine whose cache is not yet filled (cacheB) show dramatically
>> difference rates of TCP_MEM_HITs. The ads on cacheA are still
>> zapped, but that tiny GIF file is now read out of the disk-based
>> cache to satisfy requests, while cacheB still serves them out of RAM.
>> Last week cacheA only had 4 (yes, f-o-u-r) TCP_MEM_HITs. Jeez!
>
>Squid does only cache objects retreived from the network in memory.
>Objects which are retreived from the disk are not cached in memory other
>than in you OS disk buffers.
>
>Try if the following changes things back to what you were used to:
>1. Open the gif in a netscape browser, preferably using it's real URL.
>
>2. Push "Shift+reload" to force the gif to be reretreived from the http
>server.
That did it! Henrik, you are truly a Squid God!
One more question: is there a way I can do this automatically in the
future? I'm thinking that there ought to be a way to force a reload
by wget, but I don't see any option that might be appropriate.
Ideally, I would force a reload, by wget, at Squid start-up.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
*** Steve Snyder ***
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