If I remember right it logs it in the cache.log but it's a basic linux
settings\knowledge.
It's a good idea to check a match between squid and machine limits and
report in a case of mismatch by lower value in the system.
Eliezer
On 29/12/2012 22:41, 叶雨飞 wrote:
So you are saying even squid is configured to use 16384 fd, it
couldn't because limit is 1024?
That's kind of confusing, I tried to use ulimit -n 16384 as root to
raise FD limit now, will report back.
Maybe squid can probe at start and warn about mis-matching fd limits?
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