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I'm working in squid2.6.stables2. Before that, I used squid2.5.stable10. Because the epoll was used in squid2.6, which improves the squid performance very much, I updated it to 2.6 version. Since update to 2.6, my one squid can handle 2,500 http-request/sec. Since you've completed the "Transfer-Encoding: chunked" part for squid2.6, I think publishing it in 2.6 is very useful. The squid3.0 do not yet offer a stable version for use, so this is very senseful for the users. Don't you think so? Regards zsx 2006.10.17 ----- 原始邮件 ---- 发件人： Henrik Nordstrom <henrik@henriknordstrom.net> 收件人： 树新 郑 <shuxin.zheng@yahoo.com.cn> 抄送： squid dev <squid-dev@squid-cache.org> 已发送： 2006/10/17(周二), 上午6:07:11 主题： Re: hi, nice to meet you mån 2006-10-16 klockan 13:00 +0800 skrev 树新 郑: > I've been studying the squid codes for about six moths. Oh, yes, this is also > my job to use squid for accelerating the web site. I'm now completing the > "Transfer-Encoding" of HTTP1.1 which is used to help supporting HTTP-ZIP > transfering(the backend web servers are all MS-IIS, which have supported > compressing web-page.). Which Squid version are you working in? I have that done for 2.6 to the level that Squid can dechunk chunked responses from servers for the exact same reasons. Hasn't published it yet as I planned to port it to Squid-3 first. Regards Henrik ___________________________________________________________ 雅虎免费邮箱-3.5G容量，20M附件 http://cn.mail.yahoo.com/
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