Re: [Rabbit-proxy-users] Temporary Files
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From: Jason F. <xen...@gm...> - 2007-04-10 20:11:35
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On 4/10/07, Robert Olofsson <ro...@kh...> wrote: > As soon as the request is handled the cache entry is moved from > temp to it's right place. So I would say that files that are > older than a few minutes are very suspect, on slow downloads you may > have really large iso-images and such, but 1 hour or more is probably > safe enough (depending on your users...). So these become the extension-less files? It sounds like I can comfortably run a 24 hour cleanup script that reduces a lot of this.. With that running, I probably won't see my temp drive max out anymore.. I'll look into getting that into place. I'm not sure if this helps at all, but I ran a quick shell script to check the type of each file in the temp directly. With very few exceptions (< 1%), every single file there is a JPEG image. The only other data types found were filesystems like minix, x86 boot sectors, and sun disk labels... I found other data types like .GIF files in the cache directories, though. Perhaps that will help identify the cause of the problem? > Thanks > /robo -- Jason 'XenoPhage' Frisvold Xen...@gm... http://blog.godshell.com |