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On Sun, May 10, 1998 at 09:35:53PM -0600, Alex Rousskov wrote:
> What does "memory utilization" page of the cache manager say? Any pools
> that grow constantly (e.g., have "high (hrs)" close to zero after a long
> run)?
The pools were large than I wanted - but nothing really obvious.
> I think you posted about this problem before and said that you hup the
> Squid process very often. Is it still the case?
No. I testing a machine with a squid that was huppied fairly often and doing
this almost certainly does leak memory - so I don't do that anymore.
> Without extra info, it is very hard to give any constructive
> advice/feedback..
Yeah, I'll try to dig up more details. I stupidly restarted the process
without dumping the memory pool details, etc.
I'm was hoping for a 'oh thats a know bug in blah' response, 'go and get
version blem' type of thing.
Something I did notice... getting a list of all squid-objects (when you have
2.5GB or so of them) makes the process eat 100% cpu and gobble lots of
memory. This isn't totally unreasonable though.....
-Chris
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