On Thursday 03 July 2003 07.53, Tan Jun Min wrote:
> i found that the only acl lists causing the squid to utilize a lots
> of cpu time is the lists which contains the allow & deny lists.
> It's impossible for me to remove any url listed. This is my
> configuration in squid.conf:
>
> acl unauth_url url_regex -i "/apps/squid/etc/urldeny"
> acl auth_url url_regex -i "/apps/squid/etc/urlallow"
>
> where urldeny & urlallow is the text files contains the urls to
> deny & allow. i suspect squid will go thru' this lists whenever
> user access a url which causes the high cpu utilization.
> Any other suggestion?
Try to make more efficient allow/deny list utilizing more efficiend
acl types than url_regex where possible.
For example, for blocking whole domains use the dstdomain acl type.
For blocking by IP address use dst.
Regards
Henrik
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