At 12:02 06.03.00 +0100, Plak, Peter wrote:
>I can't figure out why my system swaps between 4 and 7 Mbytes.
This is normal and a good thing, as the system swaps out infrequently
used parts to make room for more frequently used ones.
> The FAQ says
>that Squid's performance degrades significant if Squid goes swapping !
That is true if (part of) the Squid process is swapped out. But from your
data that doesn't seem to be the case (yet).
> I
>gave Squid 64 Mb cache_mem.
This however seems pretty much for only 192 MB total RAM. Remember
that cache_mem isn't a limit on total memory use by Squid, but only
the amount allocated for one specific use. As you can see in "top",
your Squid process already has a size of 134 MB, so there's not
much left. I would reduce cache_mem to something like 16 MB.
-- Tilman Schmidt E-Mail: Tilman.Schmidt@sema.de (office) Sema Group Koeln, Germany tilman@schmidt.bn.uunet.de (private)Received on Fri Mar 10 2000 - 01:48:29 MST
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