Greetings! I'm running varnishd on PAE-enabled kernel (on PAE-capable hardware). At startup varnishd recognizes that this is a 32-bit operating system and restricts the cache size to 2GB. I *think* PAE should prevent me from running out of address space - is this a correct understanding? If so, is there a way for me to ask varnishd to ignore this limitation? (the source code seems to say "no")
I've already tried using -s to be explicit, but recent versions of varnishd (I'm on 2.0.1) seem to enforce the limit regardless of the command-line options. I've thought about hacking the check out of storage_file.c and recompiling, but I'm not sure that's safe. I'd appreciate any insight anyone might have on this issue. Thanks very much, Nato
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