The fact that it really didn't have enough memory for both INN and squid
might have something to do with that.
The effect is gone now, of course. (squid is gone; INN with cyclic storage
to a small number of huge files; and the dcache -- the problem would
probably have gone away with each of these changes alone. ;-)
> It may be reasonable to allow the user to tune the behaviour to allow
> more caching on larger memory machines, but when memory gets low, being
> aggressive on the caches definitely appears to be the right thing to
> do.
>
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