RE: [SQU] Performance Problem

From: Rainer Ginsberg <rainer.ginsberg@dont-contact.us>
Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2000 16:54:57 +0100

On 24.11.00 12:46 +1100 Robert Collins <robert.collins@itdomain.com.au>
wrote:

> My next step would be to crank up debugging (possibly start with 33 -
> client_side or 28 - acl checking) and see where most of the time is
> being spent.

It turned out that the ACLs are the limiting factor. With our full list
of url_regex's (80 regular expressions), squid uses 100% of CPU time.
Reducing the regular expressions to 10 reduces CPU load to 30--40%. I
already compiled Squid with --enable-gnuregex. Is there another way to
speed up ACL checking with url_regex's? Why is it so processor
intensive?

Thanks for all your answers,
Rainer

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