Re: asynchronous i/o support?

Squid uses non-blocking I/O for networking, which is similar but not
identical to asynchronous I/O. But then this depents on what your
definition of asyncronous I/O is (there is a variety of
implementations of asyncronous I/O on different OS:es).

Information on how to configure Squid without caching can be found in
the Squid FAQ or in squid.conf. Specifically see the no_cache
directive.

Regards
Henrik

On Tuesday 10 June 2003 05.36, zhang li wrote:
> Dear sir:
> very sorry to bother you.
> now i wanna write a simple proxy using asynchronous i/o and wanna
> compare it with squid to see wethear using asynchronous i/o more
> efficient when under huge network load. So I wanna know that how to
> disable the cache feature of squid?and i wanna know the mechanism
> of squid in getting web pages form webserver.does it use
> asynchronous i/o? thanks a lot and i'm looking for your response.
>
> Sincerely Yours,
> Yu Xian
>
>
>
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