[plug] squid proxy on a standalone machine
William Kenworthy
billk at iinet.net.au
Mon Apr 22 13:17:57 WST 2002
I have deleted the other messages and I cant remember the subject line,
but for someone who asked if squid makes sence on a standalone (uses
galeon as a browser, pointing directly at the proxy - I wonder if you
specify a proxy in this fashion whether galeon & therefore Mozilla do no
internal proxying and just rely on the external?)
I ran calamaris against my laptop which has a caching dns, squid proxy
(localhost only) and a redirector for adds. This was over
Thursday/Friday last week and includes some largish pdf's, searching and
web pages with genetic data which can tend to be on the huge side.
In effect, a 43% hit rate and a saving of some 10M of bandwidth based on
one individuals browsing habits:
BillK
Relevant bits:
status request % Byte % sec
kB/sec
--------------------------------- --------- ------ -------- ------ ----
-------
HIT 6270 43.39 10377278 13.40
0 3.59
MISS 8142 56.35 67047920 86.55
2 3.69
ERROR 38 0.26 41253 0.05
106 0.01
--------------------------------- --------- ------ -------- ------ ----
-------
Sum 14450 77466451
2 3.08
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