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Re: Ordinal block keeps growing?

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On 29/02/2012 6:50 p.m., Yucong Sun (叶雨飞) wrote:
Memory usage for squid via mallinfo():
         Total space in arena:  536788 KB
         Ordinary blocks:       173203 KB   4895 blks
         Small blocks:               0 KB      0 blks
         Holding blocks:          1420 KB      3 blks
         Free Small blocks:          0 KB
         Free Ordinary blocks:  363584 KB
         Total in use:          174623 KB 32%
         Total free:            363585 KB 68%
         Total size:            538208 KB

These are numbers provided by the operating system. Squid is using ~174 MB now and under peak traffic load it used ~538 MB. The difference has already been free'd.

Memory accounted for:
         Total accounted:        40844 KB 8%
         memPool accounted:      40843 KB 8%
         memPool unaccounted:   497364 KB 92%
         memPoolAlloc calls:         0
         memPoolFree calls:  841528260

That indicates the extra 500 MB as being temporary objects for processing client requests as they pass through Squid.

92% unaccounted is strange though. If you have a Squid older than 3.1.19 please try upgrading, it could be one of several memory problems which we have fixed already.

I'm also aware of a patch which can be tried on top of 3.1.19 as a last resort. It is untested and a bit risky in 3.1 series.

Amos


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