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Subject: Re: high response time in the case of high file descriptor usage
From: Arianto C Nugroho <ari@xxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 12:56:26 +0700
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I know that this is getting OOT, but i'm corious ..

using top alternate view, i found out that my squid is using 1224m of virtual
memory (VIRT). From that number, 268m are SWAP, 955m are RES.

So, some of my squid are not in the physical memory. Yet from free i got 0
(zero)
swap usage.. where do the 268m part go to ??

References:
- Re: high response time in the case of high file descriptor usage
  - From: Mark Elsen
- Re: high response time in the case of high file descriptor usage
  - From: Mark Elsen
- Re: high response time in the case of high file descriptor usage
  - From: Henrik Nordstrom

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