On 31/08/17 19:26, Vieri wrote:
I'd like to add a note to my previous message.
I set the following values, and I'll see what happens:
* hard nofile 65535
* soft nofile 16384
("hard" being a top limit a non-root process cannot exceed)
So I take it that Squid will start with a default of 16384, but will be able to increase up to 65535 if it needs to.
Squid starts with a fixed amount, either the limit you built it with or
the max_filedescriptors config directive value. It will auto-shrink if
those limits are too large for the system/ulimit settings, but will not
auto-grow beyond.
By the way, restarting squid from the same shell (ssh) does not apply the new values.
I had to re-log into the system.
There's probably a ulimit command line option to apply the values without logging out.
"ulimit -n ..." should do it.
Amos
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