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[6.314] Squid Problem FD 16

Hi,
my squid.log is filling up my /var/log partition. The Log is full with

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: httpAccept: FD 16: accept failure: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: comm_accept: FD 16: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: httpAccept: FD 16: accept failure: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: comm_accept: FD 16: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: httpAccept: FD 16: accept failure: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: comm_accept: FD 16: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: httpAccept: FD 16: accept failure: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: comm_accept: FD 16: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: httpAccept: FD 16: accept failure: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: comm_accept: FD 16: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: httpAccept: FD 16: accept failure: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: comm_accept: FD 16: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: httpAccept: FD 16: accept failure: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: comm_accept: FD 16: (22) Invalid argument

2009:01:03-00:00:01 (none) squid[17504]: httpAccept: FD 16: accept failure: (22) Invalid argument

Anyone an idea?

cu SveN

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0 BarryG over 17 years ago

Are you allowing outside traffic into your http proxy?

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0 SveN_01 over 17 years ago in reply to BarryG

Hi Barry,

no, I am allowing access from my internal network only...

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0 BarryG over 17 years ago in reply to SveN_01

Hmm... is the disk full?

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0 SveN_01 over 17 years ago in reply to BarryG

I don't think so... [:(]

firewall:/root # df -h

Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on

rootfs                788M  575M  174M  77% /

/dev/root             788M  575M  174M  77% /

tmpfs                  32M  1.1M   31M   4% /opt/tmpfs

/dev/sda1             342M   17M  308M   6% /boot

/dev/sda5              12G  313M   11G   3% /var/storage

/dev/sda6            1012M   33M  928M   4% /var/up2date

/dev/sda8            1012M  257M  704M  27% /var/sec

/dev/sda9              16G  195M   15G   2% /var/log

/dev/sda10            756M   20M  698M   3% /tmp

/dev/sda11            927M   17M  864M   2% /opt/blade

0 BarryG over 17 years ago in reply to SveN_01

I'm stumped... Do you have a license with official support?

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0 BrucekConvergent over 17 years ago in reply to BarryG

Yep, this is a job for Astaro support... that's a wierd one there.

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0 BrucekConvergent over 17 years ago in reply to BarryG

Yep, this is a job for Astaro support... that's a wierd one there.

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