On 07/25/2013 09:25 AM, Peter Retief wrote: >> I have changed the limits in /etc/security/limits.h to 65K, and I have >> confirmed that the ulimits for root and squid are now 65K, but >> squidclient mgr:info still reports a maximum of 16K per worker. Eliezer: >Ubutnu ??? >try to add into the init.d script the ulimit commands in order to force squid running instance\ running sequences to 65k. >IT worked for me and it should work for you.. >Do a restart but first make sure to run an example process with the squid -f command on another port to get that I am right... I did reboot after raising the limits, and then before starting squid, checked ulimit -Sn and ulimit -Hn for both the root user and squid user. Then after starting squid (running from squid -s, not init script yet), I did a squidclient mgr:infor and saw 16K per process (actually I saw the total of 98K for 6 workers, as per Amos's comment on the incorrect calculation in squidclient, if I interpreted his comment correctly).
