Re: AW: [squid-users] Web page loads reaaaally slow

Everyone should be running 2.4STABLE6. It is likely the best Squid yet.

Your problem is something else...Have you tried my RPMs for Red Hat?

http://www.swelltech.com/support/squidpackages.html

At least then we'll know that Squid has nothing broken in it (most
likely--the only complaints I've heard about the packages are that the
serial numbers on the official Red Hat Squid packages make them appear
newer...but --oldpackage gets around that with no trouble).

Next step is to insure that the hp.com site behaves itself without Squid
on a client running on the Squid box itself--i.e. browse hp.com with a
browser or wget running on the Squid machine, but don't go through
Squid. This will insure your network settings aren't broken.

I'd recommend grabbing the latest kernel RPM from Red Hat, as well.
2.4.7 has many known broken bits. I can oops it at will with Squid on
an ext3 fs.

Elliott Bujan wrote:
> For a minute I held my hopes on ecn, but it was already disabled.
> I'll give other info pertaining my machine
> RH linux 2.4.7-10 (7.2)
>
> IBM 500mhz - 512k cache
> 128mb RAM
> Squid 2.4.Stable6
> ecn: 0
>
> all my dns features are "#" and my DNS is working ok - This machine hosts both
> servers: squid and dns and also my dhcp
>
> my next step will be to download an older version of squid, I haven't seen that many
> people using stable6
>
> Elliott
>
>
> On 26 Apr 2002 at 12:10, Joe Cooper wrote:
>
>
>>I don't see why it would. You're not using it, anyway (or you would be
>>seeing 18+ Squid processes rather than 2 or 3).
>>
>>Have you checked to be sure ECN is disabled on your box? (Search for it
>>in the archives for a complete discussion.)
>>
>>And, I run AUFS Squid and have no problems with hp.com. (In fact there
>>are at least three Squid-based accelerators serving some of the HP
>>website--and I know that two of them run an aufs compile of Squid.)

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Joe Cooper <joe@swelltech.com>
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