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    • J
      Jonb
      last edited by

      I have a Dell 2950 with 2 X Xeon 2.0 Ghz procs 4GB of RAM 3 X Intel nics with the 2 inbuild ones all in use. I have Squid and Squid Guard is installed and the CPU perminatly flat lines at 25% - 50% CPU usage with no traffic. Does anyone have any ideas why.
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      • ?
        Guest
        last edited by

        try "top" and see if you notice anything that´s hogging up cpu there

        /F

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        • J
          Jonb
          last edited by

          $ top
          last pid: 85328;  load averages:  1.04,  1.01,  1.11  up 0+02:56:55    17:28:16
          80 processes:  2 running, 78 sleeping

          Mem: 125M Active, 137M Inact, 109M Wired, 112M Buf, 2885M Free
          Swap: 8192M Total, 8192M Free

          PID USERNAME  THR PRI NICE  SIZE    RES STATE  C  TIME  WCPU COMMAND
          74400 root        1 105    0  1956K  1108K CPU1  1  28:01 99.02% slbd
          72701 root        1  -8    0 18588K 17340K piperd 3  0:08  1.76% php
          1432 proxy      22  20    0 77256K 73852K kserel 0  0:53  0.00% squid
          67529 root        1  4    0 23700K 22388K accept 1  0:05  0.00% php
          1481 proxy      1  4    0 34360K  6048K sbwait 3  0:04  0.00% squidGuard
            785 root        1  4    0  3684K  2748K kqread 0  0:04  0.00% lighttpd
          53154 root        1  8  20  1772K  1140K wait  0  0:01  0.00% sh
          74296 root        8  20    0  1956K  1164K kserel 3  0:00  0.00% slbd
            208 root        1  96    0  1440K  1016K select 3  0:00  0.00% syslogd
          1467 proxy      1  4    0  1692K  1212K sbwait 0  0:00  0.00% dnsserver
          1495 root        1  8  20  1272K  720K nanslp 3  0:00  0.00% check_reload_status
            920 root        1  96    0  3344K  2700K select 0  0:00  0.00% racoon
            306 root        1 -58    0  3968K  2224K bpf    0  0:00  0.00% tcpdump
          1489 proxy      1  96    0  1604K  1128K select 0  0:00  0.00% pinger
          1237 root        1  8    0  1720K  1084K wait  1  0:00  0.00% sh
          1485 proxy      1  4    0 34360K  6008K sbwait 0  0:00  0.00% squidGuard
          1442 proxy      1  96    0  1604K  1120K select 3  0:00  0.00% pinger
          1471 root        1  8    0  1720K  1088K wait  0  0:00  0.00% sh

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          • M
            Monoecus
            last edited by

            So, that must be slbd not squidGuard or squid. SLBD is the load balancer.

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            • J
              Jonb
              last edited by

              Is this a known problem with dual core and dual proc machines?

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                Perry
                last edited by

                If I remember correctly from previously issue, SLBD can randomly run wild. After a reboot it could run normal for weeks.
                As 1.2.1 is to be released i would recommend a upgrade.

                /Perry
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