Hi.
I've got a system running 4.0-RELEASE (yes, I know how old that is) and
squid 2.5-STABLE3. It handles a rather large amount of traffic (mainly
via WCCP although there's a couple of sites going direct to it), and we
recently had to up it's max file descriptors to well over the 7000-odd
that's default on FreeBSD. We then recompiled squid, started everything
up again and now we're getting these in the cache.log:
2003/10/08 09:18:25| commResetFD: bind: (35) Resource temporarily unavailable
2003/10/08 09:18:25| commBind: Cannot bind socket FD 1535 to *:0: (35) Resource
temporarily unavailable
2003/10/08 09:18:25| commBind: Cannot bind socket FD 6617 to *:0: (35) Resource
temporarily unavailable
2003/10/08 09:18:25| commResetFD: bind: (35) Resource temporarily unavailable
2003/10/08 09:18:25| commBind: Cannot bind socket FD 6618 to *:0: (35) Resource
temporarily unavailable
2003/10/08 09:18:25| commResetFD: bind: (35) Resource temporarily unavailable
2003/10/08 09:18:27| commBind: Cannot bind socket FD 5662 to *:0: (35) Resource
temporarily unavailable
2003/10/08 09:18:27| commBind: Cannot bind socket FD 5662 to *:0: (35) Resource
temporarily unavailable
Now this seems to me that the bind call is getting interrupted by
something and that squid doesn't deal with that very well. Am I reading
it right? If so, is there a way around this? We're trying to get more
systems in there to help share the load a bit but this is hitting pretty
hard and we'd like at least a band-aid in there until we can get another
machine up and running along side.
Many thanks.
-- Benno Rice benno@jeamland.net
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