Re: [squid-users] limitting squid cache!!!

and what about heap LFUDA and heap GDFS, these also used FIFO tehcnique or
LIFE. I think better is heap LFUDA with both FIFO and LIFE + most hit
objects will always in cache ....

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Henrik Nordstrom said:
> On Saturday 24 May 2003 09.57, Masood Ahmad Shah wrote:
>> Yes LIFO is 100% clear :) for squid.
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> But not very useful for a cache or what Squid uses.
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> Squid uses LRU, which approximates FIFO but gives objects which have
> produced cache hits higher priority to stay in the cache.
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