Il giorno gio, 03/03/2005 alle 09.49 +0100, Thomas Hood ha scritto: > I am finding that squid often consumes 100% of CPU after APM suspend and > resume. I have to run > > /etc/init.d/squid stop > ctrl-C > /etc/init.d/squid stop > > to stop squid. Under these circumstances the first "stop" always fails > and the second one always succeeds.
As I said before, the second 'stop' will kill the control process and force squid to exit (while shutting down the signal handler are changed). You should check why squid is eating all your CPU time looking at /var/log/squid/cache.log or using 'strace'. I suspect that squid is trying to rebuild the cache files which is a really intensive task. Regards, -- Luigi Gangitano -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> GPG: 1024D/924C0C26: 12F8 9C03 89D3 DB4A 9972 C24A F19B A618 924C 0C26
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