-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 29/09/2014 1:41 a.m., Victor Sudakov wrote: > Eliezer Croitoru wrote: >> On 09/28/2014 12:18 PM, Victor Sudakov wrote: >>> If I have to stick to some old unsupported version, I'd choose >>> 2.7. It has worked flawlessly until it was deleted from the >>> ports tree and I had to migrate to squid3. >> >> Victor, Please start by declaring the environment in the form >> of: is it a intercept or forward proxy?(defined in the browser or >> using a GW in the middle) > > It's a forward proxy (defined via WPAD). > >> Did you had the chance to watch the cache.log for more >> information? maybe squid output something to the cache.log? > > I don't see anything suspicious other than multiple lines of the > kind > > 2014/09/28 03:30:07 kid1| WARNING: Closing client connection due to > lifetime timeout 2014/09/28 03:30:07 kid1| pp.vk.me:443 > 2014/09/28 03:30:07 kid1| WARNING: Closing client connection due to > lifetime timeout 2014/09/28 03:30:07 kid1| pp.vk.me:443 > 2014/09/28 03:30:07 kid1| WARNING: Closing client connection due to > lifetime timeout 2014/09/28 03:30:07 kid1| vk.com:443 > 2014/09/28 03:30:17 kid1| WARNING: Closing client connection due to > lifetime timeout > > I can send the whole cache.log if someone cares to look at it. > >> >> There is too much missing to just declare a memory leak. >> >> I have seen something that looks like a memory leak in 3.4.6 and >> 3.4.7 in the past but it was seen in the memory counters in the >> cache manager interface which shows exactly to where these bits >> are leaking to.. > > I have tried looking at the cachemgr.cgi memory counters but they > are too numerous and cryptic for me. Would you mind posting a copy of that mgr report? perhapse we can see something unusual. > > I currently monitor squid's RES and SIZE memory usage through top > and see it ever growing. Maybe it's not a leak but something else. > But squid27 did not behave like that under similar load. > Squid-3 does use more memory overall than Squid-2. The latest versions in particular use extra memory for transient (in-progress) transaction processing which was previously passing through cache_mem and limited by that. >> >> If you want\need help consider getting into the #squid irc >> channel at irc.freenode.net and get some more directions. I am >> there on and off but once you find me I can try to help you with >> the basics. > > I'll try to find you there. > Also, are you using HTTPS interception? there are known memory leaks in OpenSSL. Amos -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (MingW32) iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJUKKprAAoJELJo5wb/XPRjEAYH/AgKrcy1UJUfyMdO3N30HX/R GT1jh0DzcKGADsktIQ5oindGPjC7GAeWhccV3EAJPwBFySQ/HzXo5+SlolNlrGBi Jgbrj+hfyoIWEIfKsEs+DuhVMtSFxTGtJmh6OVCMBH6hN5xzoqXXrl9o0Hxy85ky N6+3VRvaMnFHCvenwJXgct3dGFUSeqQy6qrQcGVbrQrdamFyNRNDgFVk6WJD0Gpt 5faS9zjQQuSUFVakeoEdV0vHb0yFPAo1VKhRyB9HKncHlh493+Ke52puDa2ZsDho FuQ5GzU5lryMOw7pkQcWU+atL11DGesxoTLvFFk/do6OJri5RY+U0CA7/9Pztu8= =A2yd -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
