Yes, well I didn't try the syntax for dstdomain other than the dstdomain_regex which is the one making the error. At the moment I'll be testing your suggestion, and it doesn't come out with an error. Thanks for your help :-) Best regards Carsten Jensen > Hello. > > I have this problem that I have a large file in which I have a lot of > domainnames for which I want to block all. The file is around 9 > megs. I have other files also that's included, so the sum of the > other files are around 6.5 megs, which I have no problems loading. > > the problem is that after taking around 300megs of memory, I get a > lot of error messages saying : > > aclParseRegexList: Invalid regular expression 'domain.tld': out of > memory Are you saying that you are using a 9 Meg file in a regex related ACL? That would be very bad, as Squid is not tuned for regular expression matching. Look into either using dstdomain or an add-on like SquidGuard, DansGuardian or Squirm. > > the only real information I could use (or not) was on this list, > problem is that that information is from 2003, and contains some > patches to some files since there have been many updates from then to > now, I really don't feel like making changes to things I have no idea > about. Besides, I'm not so good at patching etc. So you might > consider me a newbie. My system : FreeBSD 5.4-Release-P8, Dual P3-750 > with 1 GB of Ram. > > I must say that when the error occurs, I have around 400megs of > memory free. > > I apologize if there are information needed, please let me know if > that happened. > > Best Regards Carsten Jensen > Chris
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