Re: Ats.: [squid-users] Re: Squid floods and kills router

Hi,

At 23.30 22/06/2003, Henrik Nordstrom wrote:

>On Sunday 22 June 2003 22.53, Andrius Kriuèkovas wrote:
>
> > I believe that. I would go for Linux, but its HW in my case
> > is too limited.
>
> From your description it should be a software error of some kind.
>Squid should not behave like this, even if running on NT..
>
>Will have to check with Guido if there is any NT Port modifications
>which could modify the behavior of delay pools. There might be as the
>I/O on NT is slightly different than UNIX.

I have just reviewed all received problem reports about the NT port, and I
have found an another old similar problem regarding the PRE 13 build. In
this report the user says that with the 2.3 STABLE 5 for Windows all works
fine, the very strange thing was that I can't reproduce the problem on my
development system.

So, I will try again to reproduce the Andrius's environment, but at this
time I'm very busy and I think that I can't make this work before August.

Henrik: I'm suspecting that it's a Windows specific problem, so what about
temporary retire the Windows binaries compiled with Delay Pools enabled ?

Regards

Guido

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>Henrik
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Received on Mon Jun 23 2003 - 02:12:28 MDT