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On Wed, 14 Apr 2010 18:59:42 +0200, Sam Przyswa <samp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I well configured Squid3 on Debian SID then I configured squidGuard
> 1.2.0 but when I add the link to squidGuard in squid3 I got 4 squidGuard
> processes running and the load average 1mn rise to 10 with lot of diqk
> access and squid stop to work.
> 
> How to test the squidGuard config to fix the problem ?

 1) read cache.log to see if any error messages are produced by
squidguard.

 2) Identify the default low-privileged user your Squid runs as (the basic
default is "nobody", your OS may differ). Run squidguard as that user and
see what happens.

NP: 3.1 use a fair bit more RAM than other Squid since they default to
memory-cached objects. If that has caused swapping you can see a large rise
in CPU and disk IO.

Amos

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