We've been wresting with using Squid as a forward caching proxy for
web service calls from our application where we're caching as much as
possible. Some of the web service responses don't contain a
Content-Length, preventing client-side persistent connections (Squid
has no problem persisting connections as long as responses have
Content-Length set). Rapid TCP connections/teardowns are dramatically
impacting the performance of our application. How do we make Squid
specify the content length (which it knows) and thus use persistent
connections? Thanks in advance.
-- Yang Zhang http://yz.mit.edu/Received on Sat Apr 23 2011 - 02:09:39 MDT
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