I'm getting this notice whenever I (re)start varnish on FreeBSD 7.2
(amd64). Varnish runs and works as I would expect, so is it harmless?
shine# grep varnishd /etc/rc.conf
varnishd_enable=YES
varnishd_listen=:80
varnishd_config=/usr/local/etc/varnish/shine.vcl
Christer Solskogen solsko...@carebears.mine.nu writes:
I'm getting this notice whenever I (re)start varnish on FreeBSD 7.2
(amd64). Varnish runs and works as I would expect, so is it harmless?
Yes, it's harmless (though it may have an impact on performance if
you're running a log consumer).
On 7/8/09 12:24 PM, Dag-Erling Smørgrav wrote:
Christer Solskogensolsko...@carebears.mine.nu writes:
I'm getting this notice whenever I (re)start varnish on FreeBSD 7.2
(amd64). Varnish runs and works as I would expect, so is it harmless?
Yes, it's harmless (though it may have an impact on
Christer Solskogen solsko...@carebears.mine.nu writes:
Thanks. Setting vm.max_wired to 70 is no problem on a machine with
8GB of memory I guess. (But I also have to admit I dont really know what
vm.max_wired really means)
It sets the maximum amount of memory that may be wired (i.e.
