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From: pstewart <pstewart@oncomdis.on.ca>
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Subject: Squid Shutting Down
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HI there...

I have a problem running the Squid proxy on our new FreeBSD server.  I
know it's something simple..

When I log into the server Squid is running... if I run something heavy on
the box such as compiling some software, Squid shuts down on it's own.  It
only seems to happen under high system loading.

Squid is running SetUID Squid.bin and I think it has something to do with
the amount of resource a specific user may use??  How can I check this
and/or adjust this?  I'd like Squid as a user to be able to use as much
system resource as needed.

Thanks,

Paul