well... the number of processes is definitely not stable, since it
crashed the linux box a couple of days ago. i woke up in the morning
to find the linux box in console with error messages about squid
showing up, and no commands would work, not even ctrl+alt+del
what can i do?
>Clifton Royston wrote:
>
>> You should never have more than 2 squid processes (one to do the work,
>> and the other to be a watchdog and restart it.)
>
>Unless you are using async-io on Linux, then there will look like it is
>plenty of processes (default 18 I think), but in reality there is only 2
>(the Linux ps command does not yet understand threads).
>
>The number of processes should however be stable at all times while
>Squid is running.
>
>Any redirectors or authenticators are not counted in the above figures.
>
>--
>Henrki Nordstrom
>Squid hacker
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