Re: [squid-users] Slow repsonse on some site

From: Henrik Nordstrom <hno@dont-contact.us>
Date: Mon, 9 Sep 2002 20:20:12 +0200

Arno_STREULI@ca-indosuez.ch wrote:

> 1031558379.365 106409 10.X.Y.27 TCP_MISS/200 7031 GET
> http://www.twr6060.com/ user DIRECT/203.121.80.144 text/html ALLOW

That was really slow indeed...

> 1031558383.532 4161 10.X.Y.27 TCP_CLIENT_REFRESH_MISS/304 117 GET
> http://www.twr6060.com/Pictures/Main/143_198.jpg user DIRECT/203.121.80.144
> - ALLOW

and still a bit slow I would say..

> The last colon is the smartfilter web filtering status.
>
> 106 second to retrieve the page or to cache it or to send it to the user ?
>
> How can I find where is the real problem ?

Good question. You need to identify from where this delay in fetching the HTML
page comes. There is many candidates:

  * Proxy authentication
  * The smartfilter patch to Squid
  * The origin server
  * Networking
  * Squid

From what is seen in this log your problem is not that "a long time to have
the answer and suddenly the whole page is displayed in one", but that it
takes a extremely long time for the HTML to be downloaded but not much time
at all for the inlined objects.

A good start would be to make some packet dumps of the traffic between Squid
and the server. This will allow you to tell if the problem is caused locally
in any of the components making up your Squid server, or remotely by network
or origin server.

Regards
Henrik
Received on Mon Sep 09 2002 - 12:20:18 MDT

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