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HTTP Proxy is running on more than 100% CPU since 9.101

dschmidl
Gentlemen,

with version 9.101, we had several reports from customers that the HTTP Proxy is running under heavy load. We could identify the issue and track it internally under:

26192: Since 9.101 http proxy is running on more than 100% cpu load


If you experience that behaviour, please contact our support teams refering to that post. They will give you a patch for the issue.

The official fix is scheduled for 9.102, planned for end of June.

Regards,
Dominic


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    I've got the same problem and changing to avira as mentioned in the other thread doesn't help much. 
    Somehow I lost my product registration in the change vorm astaro to sophos. Although I registered the update licenses in January.
  • 0 in reply to Volker Hett
    The patch is available at http://download.astaro.de/UTM/v9/rpms/9.101/

    Please make sure that you or your customer is really affected by this problem. If your device runs with high CPU load, please make sure using the command 'top' that the httpproxy process is making the device busy. Once confirmed you can download the patch and install it using the command 

    'rpm -Uvh ep-httpproxy-9.10-75.g51d5937.i686.rpm'.

    Restart the HTTP proxy.

    I hope this helps!

    Regards
    Dominic
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  • 0 in reply to Volker Hett
    The patch is available at http://download.astaro.de/UTM/v9/rpms/9.101/

    Please make sure that you or your customer is really affected by this problem. If your device runs with high CPU load, please make sure using the command 'top' that the httpproxy process is making the device busy. Once confirmed you can download the patch and install it using the command 

    'rpm -Uvh ep-httpproxy-9.10-75.g51d5937.i686.rpm'.

    Restart the HTTP proxy.

    I hope this helps!

    Regards
    Dominic
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