I am wondering what one needs to do to balance cached HTTP pages in memory vs. disk. I have hardly any memory used on my system (400MB out of 4GB), but about 3.9GB in use on the storage volume. I'd like to dedicate as much memory to the HTTP proxy cache as possible to improve performance (unless I'm barking up the wrong tree).
This is on a v5.202 system - I may be looking at 6.0, but we're pretty close to going production, so I'm a little leery of using a beta.
If it matters, I have an IBM x306 with dual P4 Xeons. I am running the "classic" kernel mode, due to the reports I'd read of proxy issues with SMP.
Thanks!
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