Problem running Squid under FreeBSD 3.2

Hi,

I normally run Squid under Linux but thought I'd try it under FreeBSD to
compare the performance. I've got a clean install of FreeBSD 3.2-Release
and I've built Squid 2.2.STABLE2 with no special options. The cache is
split across two disks mounted at /usr/local/squid/cache1 and
/usr/local/squid/cache2. Running Squid with -z to create the cache
directories went fine and everything looks OK compared to my Linux systems
(file ownership and permissions). However when I invoke RunCache I get a
floating point exception reported at the console and Squid dies. This is
what appears in the syslog:

May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: Starting Squid Cache version
2.2.STABLE2 for i386-unknown-freebsd3.2...
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: Process ID 554
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: With 12288 file descriptors available
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: Performing DNS Tests...
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: Successful DNS name lookup tests...
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: helperOpenServers: Starting 5
'dnsserver' processes
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda ^[
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: Swap maxSize 14745600 KB, estimated
1134276 objects
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: Target number of buckets: 22685
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: Using 32768 Store buckets,
replacement runs every 2 seconds
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: Max Mem size: 65536 KB
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: Max Swap size: 14745600 KB
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: Rebuilding storage in Cache Dir #0
(DIRTY)
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: Rebuilding storage in Cache Dir #1
(DIRTY)
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda squid[554]: Set Current Directory to
/usr/local/squid/cache1
May 26 22:33:06 barracuda /kernel: pid 554 (squid), uid 65534: exited on
signal 8

I've since tried recompiling the kernel with the tweaks for Squid detailed
in the recent bakeoff report but this has no effect. I also tried
2.2.STABLE3 with no improvement.

Can any FreeBSD gurus suggest what I might be doing wrong.

Thanks,
Simon.
Received on Wed May 26 1999 - 15:24:44 MDT