Jacques Beaudoin wrote:
Hi,
Sorry for my late reply "I was making more test"
My os version is suse enterprise 10.2 32-bits kernel 2.6.16 with 16 GB
memory on my server
Ouch. Yes definitely go to a 64-bit kernel. It will already be having
other problems simply addressing most of that RAM.
I have the message *"preventing off_t overflow" in my squid log
Found this message after a google search
Squid can handle 64-bit for 'large' files even if Squid itself is 32-bit
if the build environment and underlying kernel can support larger types.
It sounds to me like the kernel Squid was built against could not
support it.
Going to 64-bit kernel and rebuilding Squid may indeed be what you require.
Amos
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Please be using
Current Stable Squid 2.7.STABLE9 or 3.1.1
