Re: [squid-users] round-robin and lack of load balancing thru icp problem

no this is situation of two , independent, concurrent ISP's, one having
dynamic IP, other abusing ripe.net and giving only one non-routeable ip...

solution inside squid could be good thing also for mobile wireless devices,
where all your connections are unreliable, but you usually have contact with
lot of machines able to cache your requests (neigbour mobile machines, and
stationary ones)

btw. using squashfs i 'squashed' whole squid 2.5 STABLE to 900k (i threw out
nationalised error messages) (binaries+libs+etc) :>

btw, i searched for other proxies supporting such behaviour (starting
downloads in multiple , balanced threads via many routes) and i found
nothing... maybe you have some links? such proxy could act as parent proxy
for squid (eh.. why external - building up delays , when it can be done in
squid?)

On Thursday 03 July 2003 02:18, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
> On Thursday 03 July 2003 02.10, Bob Arctor wrote:
> > the main problem arises with streams+large files, which can't be
> > splitted in both cases.
> > i tried other solution too.
>
> These can only be splitted if you have an agreement with your ISP that
> your two connections can be bonded as a single connection.
>
> Regards
> Henrik

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