On Thursday 13 October 2005 13:52, Rodrigo A B Freire wrote: > Not to mention that when a squid -k rotate is issued (or a -k > reconfigure), the process may grow up to 2x the amount of its size > for a few seconds... If you don't have swap enough to buffer this > grow, the proxy will die miserabily out of memory with a FATAL: > xmalloc: Unable to allocate xxx bytes. Good point...but I think I saw it recommended somewhere? Henrik? Something about disabling swap and making sure Squid fits into the available memory... You are right though. Ray
