I had something similar happen to me. When you reboot do you see all the memory your installed? If it does not show it all you need a kernel that can handle HIGHMEM readings. For example...I had 512mb ram,I then installed 2 more 512mb chips, but the server only recognized 900mb total. I had to upgrade my kernel to kernel-enterprise to allow for more memory. It looks like you are allowing a lot of mem with cache_dir /home/squid 10240 16 256 so if your kernel does not recognize it....it may panic. Amy
On Tue, 2003-03-11 at 08:25, Ali Resting wrote: > I am using Squid 2.5STABLE1 and have been for a while. 2 days ago we > upgraded the memory from 512MB to 1024MB. The machine seemed to run fine, > and at some point during the evening it crashed with a kernel panic. We > restarted the box and again it ran for about 3 hours then crashed. I have > notice the crash comes during heavy usage of squid. I then reverted back to > the 512MB memory which had been working fine for about 6months and it also > started doing the same thing - crashing. > > I have deleted and recreated the cache directory to no avail. these are my > settings in squid: > > cache_mem 200MB > cache_dir /home/squid 10240 16 256. > > Nothing else has been changed on the box. I am using RedHat 2.4.18 with the > ft module(Promise FastTrak ataraid). > I have looked at the cache.log of squid, there are no errors there. > > Ali Resting > Real Image Internet -- Amy Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
