Re: [squid-users] hits per second and other benchmarks

Thanks. i noticed something when i did this -
File descriptor usage for squid:
        Maximum number of file descriptors: 1024
        Largest file desc currently in use: 54
        Number of file desc currently in use: 47
        Files queued for open: 0
        Available number of file descriptors: 977
        Reserved number of file descriptors: 100
        Store Disk files open: 0

now before i compiled squid i set the FD_SETSIZE in /usr/include/bits/type.h
to 8192 but here its saying its only 1024 (and i have ulimit -HSn 8192 in my
startup scripts). Do i need to recompile squid or the kernel or add
something else to my startup scripts.

On Sunday 30 June 2002 05:23 pm, you wrote:
> Do you want to see the real load, or to generate an artificial load?
>
> If the real load, the cache manager is your friend:
>
> client mgr:info
> client mgr:5min
> client mgr:60min
>
> And, to get a list of other options:
>
> client mgr:menu
>
> For benchmarking with very accurately simulated loads, you'll want
> Polygraph:
>
> http://www.web-polygraph.org
>
> Which is primarily the work Alex Rousskov, who pipes up here
> occasionally, and has been known to contribute significant chunks of
> code to Squid in the distant past (Cache Digests, among other things).
>
> Chad Whitten wrote:
> > how can i find out how many hits per second my squid box is taking?

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Chad Whitten
Network/Systems Administrator
neXband Communications
cwhitten@nexband.com