Even if the compiled MAX_FD is large, you have to permit local squid to open more then 1024 file descriptors. The value depends in Linux system on /etc/security/limits.conf, and maybe different for every installation, or to be changed dynamically. To chnage it on the fly run ulimit before runing squid. for example: ulimit -n 32000 Itzcak On 12/4/06, Jm lists <practicalperl@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello members, When Squid is running (I mean it has compiled by other one,not me),how to get the max usable FD number squid used? I ask this because we have some squid hosts running for the same backend applications.But some hosts' established connections are very large,some hosts' are small.All these hosts have the same hardware env.So I think maybe the max FD owned by squid is not the same. Please help me,thanks.
