I think I've found some clues for the fatal store errors I'm seeing.
To wit:
97/07/02 04:03:28| file_open: error opening file /cache/14/3C/00054F94: (2) No such file or directory
97/07/02 04:03:28| storeSwapInStart: Failed for 'http://www.ynotnetwork.com/categ01.gif'
97/07/02 04:03:28| file_open: error opening file /cache/12/09/0002F132: (2) No such file or directory
97/07/02 04:03:28| storeSwapInStart: Failed for 'http://www.ynotnetwork.com/t50pics06.gif'
poseidon /var/log/squid# cd /cache
poseidon /cache# fgrep -i 0002F132 log
0002f132 33b9a1de fffffffe 33854ce4 517 http://www.ynotnetwork.com/t50pics06.gif
0002f132 33b9b853 fffffffe 33854ce4 517 http://www.ynotnetwork.com/t50pics06.gif
poseidon /cache# find . -name 0002f132 -print
[1]+ Stopped find . -name 0002f132 -print
poseidon /cache# bg
[1]+ find . -name 0002f132 -print &
poseidon /cache# fgrep -i 00054F94 log
00054f94 33b9a1de fffffffe 33854cf4 569 http://www.ynotnetwork.com/categ01.gif
00054f94 33b9b853 fffffffe 33854cf4 569 http://www.ynotnetwork.com/categ01.gif
[1]+ Done find . -name 0002f132 -print
poseidon /cache#
***********************
Note that every one of those files which were not to be found, where
in the cache log *twice*. Meaning, squid might have deleted one file(entry),
but is still trying to use the other (later)? (which, of course, fails,
because the file has already been deleted)
-- Sincerely, srb@cuci.nl Stephen R. van den Berg (AKA BuGless). "Listen very carefully, I shall only say this wence."Received on Tue Jul 01 1997 - 19:50:15 MDT
This archive was generated by hypermail pre-2.1.9 : Tue Dec 09 2003 - 16:35:39 MST