Re: [Rabbit-proxy-users] Temporary Files

[Jason F. <xen...@gm...>]

On 3/26/07, Robert Olofsson <ro...@kh...> wrote:
> Except that it is still leaking..

Well, yeah..  :)  Though I'd rather have rabbit properly caching and
compressing as it should and just have to "empty the rabbit cage"
every once in a while...

> can you check how many .key and .hook files you have in
> that dir?

Sure, I'll add that to the list of things I grab next time..  (Had to
empty the cache to keep the system running)

> Hmmm, not good.

Could this be a power of two error?  ie, you're calculating using 1000
bytes per K instead of 1024?  ... Hrm.. maybe not. that's only a
difference of what, about 12 meg or so?  ...

> Basically it goes like this:
> resource comes from real web server
> resource is filtered
> resource is written to client and cache temp

Rabbit writes the temp file, right?  So it should never lose the
handle on the file?

> I would like to know what type the files in the cache are.

I did happen to get nosy and look at this..  :)  Looks like these are
all JPEG files.  I didn't load them into a viewer to see exactly what
they were, but there were several thousand of these..

> Also: have you managed to see rabbits status pages?

Yeppers..  I can access it now with no problem..  Was completely my
fault the whole time..  Didn't quite "get" how to access it, though I
have it now..

> /robo

As soon as I get more data (probably a day or two) I'll post it..

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