Your Squid runs out of memory or hits the upper limit on your allowed
process size. See the Squid FAQ entry on kernel process size tuning for
a couple of OS:es where the default is not suitable for Squid (for
example *BSD and HP-UX).
/Henrik
Dustin Byford wrote:
> #5 0x8091efa in fatal_dump (message=0x8170ea0 "xcalloc: Unable to
> allocate
> 4096 blocks of 1 bytes!\n") at tools.c:369
> #6 0x809e342 in xcalloc (n=4096, sz=1) at util.c:540
> #7 0x805cbb1 in httpAccept (sock=15, data=0x7ffe7b50) at
> client_side.c:2610
> #8 0x805ebee in comm_check_incoming_poll_handlers (nfds=1,
> fds=0x7ffe7bec)
> at comm_select.c:240
> #9 0x805edc2 in comm_poll_http_incoming () at comm_select.c:297
> #10 0x805f5b0 in comm_poll (msec=0) at comm_select.c:491
> #11 0x8077342 in main (argc=2, argv=0x7ffffcc4) at main.c:680
Received on Wed Dec 15 1999 - 17:41:41 MST
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