For performance reasons, squid has the possibility to spawn multiple instances of the same redirector. I notice, this needs quite some memory, probably because of the multiple instances of the same hash table being created.
Some type of shared-memory or memory-mapped file used for the hash-table, which can be read by all redirectors, should reduce memory requirements significantly, I guess.
For performance reasons, squid has the possibility to spawn multiple instances of the same redirector. I notice, this needs quite some memory, probably because of the multiple instances of the same hash table being created. Some type of shared-memory or memory-mapped file used for the hash-table, which can be read by all redirectors, should reduce memory requirements significantly, I guess.