Re: [squid-users] AUFS number of threads

The default in Squid-2.4 is 16 threads per cache_dir. A bit
on the high side perhaps.. (thought it was 12)

If you specify the number of threads to configure then exactly that
amount of threads will be used no matter how many or few cache_dir
you have.

What do you get in cache.log when you rotate your logs? Log rotation
are not meant to check the store, only to write out a new compacted
swap.state.

Regards
Henrik

On Tuesday 02 April 2002 18:12, Ron Vachiyer wrote:

> I am beginning to suspect AUFS as a cause to my silent signal-6
> squid aborts. I have 52 squid processes running on 3 disks with
> AUFS, and I have not attempted to tune the
> --enable-async-io[=N_THREADS]. My question is, the N_THREADS, is
> that total possible threads or number of threads per-cache_dir?
>
> What is strange also is since I have upgraded from a Redhat6.2
> (with Linux 2.2.20) to a Redhat 7.2 (with kernel 2.4.9-31 rh
> proprietary), whenever I rotate the logs, squid no longer processes
> requests until it rebuilds or checks the store. Is it possible to
> rotate the logs without having squid re-check its contents? My
> main goal in rotating the logs is to keep the size of the logfiles
> down to manageable chunks. In order to do this, I must rotate
> every two hours or so.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ron
>
>
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Received on Tue Apr 02 2002 - 12:58:15 MST