Hi, On Mon, 27 Apr 2009, Wilson Hernandez - MSD, S. A. wrote: > I have a similar setup, squid was slow and crashing when it had a long > time running, crashing every three to six days. I never found out why it > crashed. I looked in the log files and couldn't find anything. It just > crashed for no reason. There are some post to the least about it. I > decided to restart the system everyday from a cron job at 4am. I know > that doesn't sound too stable as I'm running it on a linux box but, it > worked. It hasn't crash ever since. Did you get any message in /var/log/squid/* or /var/log/syslog? I had a similar experience and it turned out to be down to the RAM usage of squid exceeding 3GB (the limit for a process on a 32bit OS). As the cache memory filled up, squid's ram size increased until it restarted, and began filling up again. I reduced the mem_cache size and everything is fine since then. Gavin
