Hi folks, Are there are any known memory leaks in Squid 3.2.7? I'm running a configuration involving ntlm auth, and I've noticed in particular that AVG smashes Squid when it can't authenticate - this has caused Squid to consume all the available memory and eventually crash. I've reproduced this issue by spamming Squid with thousands of requests with invalid auth to a private server. I've also parsed the output of the manager's mem page, so I can actually read the output... the offending objects appear to be HttpRequest objects. Record(pool='HttpRequest', object_size='1464', chunk_size='', objects_per_chunk='', chunks_alloc='', chunks_inuse='', chunks_free='', chunks_partial='', chunks_needed_perc='', alloc_used='8581', alloc_free='12269', alloc_part='12772', alloc_frag_perc='1.50', alloc_count='42.565', inuse_used='8581', inuse_free='12269', inuse_part='12772', inuse_frag_perc='1.50', inuse_count='100.000', idle_count='0', idle_size='0', idle_hwater_level='1144', saved_count='374', saved_count_per='0.031', saved_bytes='0.034', saved_per_second='0.052') This is with zero activity, after thousands of requests were put through. I'm having difficulty understanding the output of the mempage, so I'm not sure. But it looks like a memory leak to me. Should I report a bug? Many thanks, Nathan.
