On Tuesday, March 30, 2021, 8:01:30 AM GMT+2, Amos Jeffries
wrote:
>> If this were to happen again (not sure when or if) what should I try to
>> search for?
>
> Output of the "squidclient mgr:mem", "top" and "ps waux" commands would
> be good.
>
> Those will show how Squid is using the memor
On 30/03/21 4:00 am, Vieri wrote:
If this were to happen again (not sure when or if) what should I try to search
for?
Output of the "squidclient mgr:mem", "top" and "ps waux" commands would
be good.
Those will show how Squid is using the memory it has, what processes are
using the most m
Hi,
I've been running squid & c-icap for years, and only recently have I had a
severe system slowdown.
My kswapd0 process was at a constant 100% CPU usage level until I forced
restarting of both squid and c-icap.
I've been using several Squid versions over the years, but the only differences
