tor 2007-01-18 klockan 12:56 -0800 skrev Mike Leong: > Should I upgrade to 64bit squid? From the archive, squid 64bit uses > more RAM for the same amount of objects, so in a sense, upgrading the > RAM won't give more storage capacity. I would say go for 64-bit, with no doubt about it. Yes, it's true that the store index will be somewhat larger on 64-bit than 32-bit, but at the same time it unlocks your hardware and memory isn't very expensive. > Will squid 32bit hit a memory limit, and thus limit the number of > objects it can track? If so, what is the memory limit? You are most likely very very close to the limit already. The theoretical limit of 32-bit applications is 2^32 bytes or 4GB, but it's just theoretical. The practical limit is significantly less.. Exacly where is very OS and application dependent. Regards Henrik
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