On 21.06 20:03, Hendrik Voigtländer wrote:
> Yes, our proxy did use swap until I disabled it :-)
> 2GB RAM, squid process is stable at roughly 1GB process size,
> nevertheless the machine started swapping.
> I never figured out why, but the proxy is running fine without any
> swapspace. This is dangerous with a squid still growing.
growing in what way? is the process size still ~1GB?
how much of that size is in memory (size/res values in top)?
> Using swap (for the squid process) affects performance.
yes, but it can increase and decrease performance too, that depends on HOW
it's being used.
> I would reduce cache_mem and probably the size of the cache_dir(s) to
> avoid this situation.
I don't think you need to do this...
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