I have a Red Hat 9 with squid 2.5 and the cpu usage is often around 90-95%, we have around 300 users, its normal? i thought it was, then i read this.... we have a pentium III 500 mhz with 256 mb of memory running squid...
Diego Dasso Marco Bresciani ha escrito: > Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto: > > >> It happens that, as soon as I make a request that is not available through > >> the cached things, the squid process goes to about 97-98 CPU percentage. > > > >Odd.. > > Yes! :-) > > >Does "squid -k debug" give any hints in cache.log what your Squid is > >doing? > > Well... I have manually read the cache.log file and I've also tried to run > squid with the -d option but it does not say anything useful... as soon as > I return to work on Monday morning I'll post the cache.log file. > > >Note: /dev/null needs to be the null device, not a regular file "ls -l > >/dev/null" should show something like > > Yes, it's the usual null device... > > >crw-rw-rw- 1 root root 1, 3 Apr 11 2002 /dev/null > > > >(note the c in front of the permissions and the odd numbers where the > >filesize is normally seen). > > Uhm... I'l check it, but I'm sure it is the usual null... > > Thanks for now, > > Marco > > -- > (o> Utente [EMAIL PROTECTED] da 3,752 anni (2504 unit�) > //\ Tempo CPU: 2,42 anni (8h 27min 56,4s medio) > V_/_ Posizione: 102868/4961028 (97,925%) _______________________________________________________________________ Advertencia: Este mensaje contiene la opinion personal del remitente y la Universidad Catolica Nuestra Senora de la Asuncion no asume responsabilidad alguna con relacion al contenido del presente mensaje. Cualquier consulta realizar por favor a [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Protected by LED
