I'm wondering if squid can cache the end-user's request as well when it
is working as a accelator.
I'm currently using squid as a accelator sitting in front of a mod_perl
enabled apache server, which helped a lot in speeding up the responds of
apache, but last night when I was stracing the httpd and see what is it
doing, I found that some of the httpd were busy reading data uploaded
from the end-user for the file attachment feature.
I wonder if anyone know if I can config squid to read in the whole
user's request first before submitting the data to apache, so I can free
up the apache child to handle other request instead of waiting for the
user's upload.
Many thanks in advance.
Victor
Received on Mon Jun 09 2003 - 21:41:44 MDT
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