在 2010-01-26二的 10:30 -0900，Chris Robertson写道： > Landy Landy wrote: > > > > > >> Won't do no good. Landy's Squid compile time option is > >> 16384 max. So > >> either she stumbled over a bug or the Squid is under a > >> higher load with > >> lots of connections. > >> Landy, are you graphing Squids connections and traffic? > >> Does Squid use > >> up the file descriptors slowly over a longer period, days I > >> mean, or was > >> this a short burst of high traffic? > >> > > > > Well, I don´t know what´s going on. I recently installed videocache and noticed a lot of traffic in the loopback interface lately maybe is because is downloading videos. I dont know maybe is affecting it. Any ideas? > > > > As recommended, try running "ulimit -n 16384" before starting Squid (or > adding that command to your Squid init script) and re-check your > cache.log. If you still see the line "With 1024 file descriptors > available", then you will have to run that ulimit command before > compiling Squid as well as before starting it. In my experience, there maybe 3 places must be change: THE SHELL enviroment variable, in where starts squid daemon; The max fds of squid specified in compile time; Some squid shipped with Linux distributions has fd configuration in squid.conf; So, you maybe just need to add "ulimit -HSn 65536" to head(Just before really startup squid daemon) of squid control script, such as /etc/init.d/squid. > > Chris >
