On Tue, Dec 24, 2013 at 7:44 AM, Eliezer Croitoru <eliezer@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hey Nathan, > > I want to go back into the basic levels which we are talking about. > After reviewing the proxy configuration I am not sure why and how but: > Can you start running the proxy from scratch with basic squid.conf and go > one step at a time forward? > If you have a network then allow this network the access. > If you use ssl_crtd remove it and start working with basic squid. > > One step at a time can help you research the issue. > If for example we do know that for 24\48 hours that the server works fine > with no visible issue and memory growth which is out of any limit of the > hardware we can say that we are on the basic stage of "ok" and now we need > to find out more. > > Else then the memory growth(which can lead to swapping) are there any > visible issues? > Can you disable the ICAP service for a while for example? > > Eliezer > > * you can find me at freenode#squid Sure, I'll strip it back as much as absolutely possible - given the switching that I'm doing between the two instances via iptables, I can remove the ssl_crtd config without any interruptions in normal network activity. I'll remove all the ICAP services as well, and trim the ACLs down as much as possible - I'll have to coordinate with my boss on those though, so it might take a little while to sort those out :) Thanks, Nathan.
