is it normal that squid spawns 16 child processes?
here's what it looks like:
|-squid---squid-+-5*[dnsserver]
| |-5*[ncsa_auth]
| |-pinger
| `-squid---16*[squid]
i checked the entire /etc/squid.conf file and couldn't find
anything that would let me limit
hello,
could someone help me figure out the following, please?
suppose i have a working package. i decide to upgrade it,
so i download the deb and use 'dpkg -i' to install it.
let's say, there are some unsatisfied dependencies that
i don't want to resolve (let's assume that it would require
some
hello,
i'm running potato r3. i upgraded libc6 2.1.3-18 to 2.2.2-4
(as well as -dev a couple of other packages along with
it) from the testing tree. what's the best and quickest
way to restore the original ver?
i tried 'apt-get install libc6' from the stable tree but
it complains that it's
Download manually .deb file and use
dpkg -i libc6-VERSION.deb
to install it.
P.S. I assume that you understand implications of such
downgrade. If you have installed any packages that was
compiled with new libc then they all be breaked. Check
first that no important packages uses new
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