Re: squid, DNS and no buffer space
Lloyd Parkes <[email protected]>
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On Mon, 2024-12-02 at 15:11 +0000, Stephen Borrill wrote: > On a busy squid proxy server, users are seeing performance problems > and > squid is logging the following: > > 2024/12/02 15:00:06 kid1| comm_udp_sendto FD 9, (family=2) > 127.0.0.1:53: (55) No buffer space available > 2024/12/02 15:00:06 kid1| idnsSendQuery FD 9: sendto: (55) No buffer > space available > Now I remember, I have seen this before. BIND assumes it's running as a forwarder for an ISP and that it will therefore be expected to cache the entire Internet's DNS. It will use all available memory. I had to add the following max-cache-size 25%; to the options block in my named.conf to get reasonable behaviour on my multi-purpose server. Ngā mihi, Lloyd