tis 2006-10-10 klockan 21:25 -0300 skrev Charles Regan: > I am using 2.6STABLE3 on kernel 2.6.8-2 > After a couple of hours Squid took all mem available. It didn't. It's just a matter of how to read the amount of free memory in Linux. It's not easy as the OS uses any free memory as buffer/cache for the filesystem. Under normal operation there should be around 5-12MB "free" memory, if not there is something wrong.. > What is causing this ? I had the same problem when using 2.5. > > Mem: 906752k total, 902464k used, 4288k free, 32168k buffers > Swap: 3911816k total, 4k used, 3911812k free, 637096k cached You have 657 MB free. Plenty free memory there. "free -t" > PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND > 2781 proxy 15 0 174m 168m 2616 S 1.0 19.0 1:31.55 squid And Squid is using 168 MB. So everything is just in order. It's just that Linux does not have a simple "free memory" value. The best approximation is the "Free +/- buffers/cache". Regards Henrik
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