> > > Amos Jeffries escreveu: >> Leonardo Rodrigues Magalhães wrote: >>> >>> Hello Guys, >>> >>> This is the third time i have 'Your cache is running out of >>> filedescriptors' problem with squid 3.0. I have never had similar >>> problem with 2.5 versions which i was used to use (skipped from 2.5 >>> directly to 3.0) >> >> Which particular sub-version of 3.0 are you using? >> This AuthUser message reminds me of a memory leak fixed in STABLE7. > > Hi Amos, > > I have upgraded to STABLE8 but im still seeing some filedescriptors > of type File being kept open. > > http://pastebin.com/f7b2f9338 > > i have analyzed opened files and noticed they have really been > accessed through squid on the last hours, but last access was several > hours ago .... and files are held opened for some unknown reason for me. > > 2 examples: > > [root@firewall squid]# strings /var/squid/07/55/00075590 | grep http > http://tk2.stb01.s-msn.com/i/3B/98672E1C1825A2E817F6481B1FD83.swf > > [root@firewall squid]# grep > "http://tk2.stb01.s-msn.com/i/3B/98672E1C1825A2E817F6481B1FD83.swf"; > access.log | ./converte.sh | tail -1 > Tue Jul 22 10:46:22 2008 14 192.168.0.163 TCP_HIT/206 20634 GET > http://tk2.stb01.s-msn.com/i/3B/98672E1C1825A2E817F6481B1FD83.swf - > NONE/- application/x-shockwave-flash > [root@firewall squid]# > > [root@firewall squid]# date > Tue Jul 22 20:24:36 BRT 2008 > [root@firewall squid]# > > so file /var/squid/07/55/00075590, which is still being kept open, > was really accessed almost 10 hours ago ! > > > [root@firewall squid]# strings /var/squid/00/75/00007579 | grep http > http://www2.dm.com.br/fotos/digital_pagina/7564/27307p.jpg > > [root@firewall squid]# grep > "http://www2.dm.com.br/fotos/digital_pagina/7564/27307p.jpg"; access.log > | ./converte.sh | tail -1 > Tue Jul 22 16:02:05 2008 10 192.168.0.139 TCP_HIT/200 141766 GET > http://www2.dm.com.br/fotos/digital_pagina/7564/27307p.jpg renata.vilela > NONE/- image/jpeg > [root@firewall squid]# > > [root@firewall squid]# date > Tue Jul 22 20:28:01 BRT 2008 > [root@firewall squid]# > > so file /var/squid/00/75/00007579, which is still kept open, was > accessed 6 hours and some minutes ago ..... > > proxy is running for some few hours now, but i'm already seeing lost > file descriptors. With some days/weeks, i'll probably see exactly the > same thing i was seeing before upgrading: LOTS of File filedescriptors > unnecessarily opened and, in some point, squid will start giving 'not > enough filedescriptors' errors .... > > on 'squid -k shutdown', im still seeing lots of: > > 2008/07/22 20:31:44| Open FD 162 /var/squid/02/9B/00029B57 > 2008/07/22 20:31:44| Open FD 210 /var/squid/02/E9/0002E921 > 2008/07/22 20:31:44| Open FD 218 /var/squid/02/4D/00024D8B > 2008/07/22 20:31:44| Open FD 272 /var/squid/04/D9/0004D91F > 2008/07/22 20:31:44| Squid Cache (Version 3.0.STABLE8): Exiting normally. > > and all those FDs points to file that were accessed several hours > ago, like the 2 examples i showed above on this message. > > this is exactly the same behavior i was seeing on STABLE6. > > is there anything i can do for helping identifying and debuging this > which seems to me to be a bug ? > Does truly look like a bug. Can you register this as a bug with as much info as you can get on it in STABLE8. This gets a little technical for squid-users now. I'll follow up further in bugzilla so we can track the issue properly. For bugzilla this extra info will be helpful: You earlier located the debug message indicating AuthUser. Is that still present exactly the same? or has it changed? We are going to have to track down; firstly what object is not being released, and then why thats happening. Thank you. Amos
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