fre 2007-06-29 klockan 07:08 +0800 skrev SSCR Internet Admin: > Hi, > > I already set the max number of file to open (fs.file-max = 65535) at > sysctl.conf, is it also needed to edit a part of squid source code so that > it can avail the new value (ie, __FD_SETSIZE)? If it is, where can I edit it > and what source code file? You need to set the configure option --with-maxfd=NNN (or alternatively the ulimit) when compiling Squid, and also raise the ulimit before starting Squid (best done in your init script starting Squid). There is no need to set the system wide fs.file-max sysctl limit. The default is much larger, and setting it this low will only cause problems. (it's the system wide total limit of all processes, not the per-process limit) You do NOT, repeat NOT, need to change any system headers. This has not been needed for many many years. Regards Henrik
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