On Mon, 21 Jun 2004, Lizzy Dizzy wrote:
Is there any guideline as to how often do we need to restart squid (e.g.
shutdown and start squid)?
Normally you do not need to restart Squid, but it is probably a good idea
to have Squid restarted once per month or so...
The reason is that I found
Matus UHLAR - fantomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 22.06 22:47, Hendrik Voigtlnder wrote:
With growing I mean the squid process increasing over the time. If I
read the FAQ correctly this could be caused e.g. if more and more
objects go in the the cache_dirs thus increasing the space needed
On 25.06 22:19, Bruno Marcondes wrote:
I had this weird behavior with squid on a RH9 server using kernel
2.4.22 , 2Gb of memory (the server was DL380 G3 from Compaq/HP), the
swap usage was slowly growing forever and I even
try disabling it with no harms , but I didn't want do it ...why ? It
On Mon, 28 Jun 2004 14:05:01 +0200, Matus UHLAR - fantomas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 25.06 22:19, Bruno Marcondes wrote:
I had this weird behavior with squid on a RH9 server using kernel
2.4.22 , 2Gb of memory (the server was DL380 G3 from Compaq/HP), the
swap usage was slowly growing
Folks,
I had this weird behavior with squid on a RH9 server using kernel
2.4.22 , 2Gb of memory (the server was DL380 G3 from Compaq/HP), the
swap usage was slowly growing forever and I even
try disabling it with no harms , but I didn't want do it ...why ? It
shouldn't swap !
My squid is set
On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 03:31:26 +, Lizzy Dizzy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When squid started using so much swapspace, does it means that there's many
obsolete objects inside the RAM that has been forgotten and thus will not be
removed/swapped out?
What is your memory setting on squid.conf ?
On 22.06 22:47, Hendrik Voigtlnder wrote:
With growing I mean the squid process increasing over the time. If I
read the FAQ correctly this could be caused e.g. if more and more
objects go in the the cache_dirs thus increasing the space needed for
the index, i.e. if squid starts with a clean
Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
On 22.06 22:47, Hendrik Voigtlnder wrote:
With growing I mean the squid process increasing over the time. If I
read the FAQ correctly this could be caused e.g. if more and more
objects go in the the cache_dirs thus increasing the space needed for
the index, i.e.
On 21.06 20:03, Hendrik Voigtlnder wrote:
Yes, our proxy did use swap until I disabled it :-)
2GB RAM, squid process is stable at roughly 1GB process size,
nevertheless the machine started swapping.
I never figured out why, but the proxy is running fine without any
swapspace. This is
Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
On 21.06 20:03, Hendrik Voigtlnder wrote:
Yes, our proxy did use swap until I disabled it :-)
2GB RAM, squid process is stable at roughly 1GB process size,
nevertheless the machine started swapping.
I never figured out why, but the proxy is running fine without any
On 21.06 06:20, Lizzy Dizzy wrote:
I see, but according to Duane,
http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2004/02/12/squid.html
.Another thing that can help is to simply restart Squid periodically,
say, once per week. Over time, something may happen (such as a network
outage) that causes
Thanks everyone.
I see, but according to Duane,
http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2004/02/12/squid.html
.Another thing that can help is to simply restart Squid
periodically, say, once per week. Over time, something may happen (such
as a network outage) that causes Squid to temporarily
Hi Folks,
I've got a pretty busy squid proxy server (approx 50-100 request /sec).
Is there any guideline as to how often do we need to restart squid (e.g.
shutdown and start squid)? The reason is that I found out that squid uses up
my 2.5GB of RAM leaving only 6MB. Also it uses up half of my
Hi Lizzy,
Check out this part of the FAQ it might help.
http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/FAQ/FAQ-8.html
Regards,
Richard
On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 03:31:26 +, Lizzy Dizzy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks,
I've got a pretty busy squid proxy server (approx 50-100 request /sec).
Is there
Hi Folks,
I've got a pretty busy squid proxy server (approx 50-100
request /sec).
Is there any guideline as to how often do we need to restart
squid (e.g.
shutdown and start squid)? The reason is that I found out
that squid uses up
my 2.5GB of RAM leaving only 6MB. Also it uses
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