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2008:02:05-18:13:47 (none) httpproxy[4065]: id="0003" severity="info" sys="SecureWeb" sub="http" request="(nil)" function="disk_cache_read" file="diskcache.c" line="295" message="fopen: /var/cache: No such file or directory"
Does this cache purge or something after X amount of data / time is collected or something?
Would it be a smart thing to simply turn off the caching?
OK, found something that appears no where else in the logs that I've yet to find.
2008:02:05-18:13:47 (none) httpproxy[4065]: Integrated HTTP-Proxy (c) 2007 Astaro AG
2008:02:05-18:13:47 (none) httpproxy[4065]: id="0003" severity="info" sys="SecureWeb" sub="http" request="(nil)" function="read_config" file="httpproxy.c" line="428" message="loading httpproxy.ini"
2008:02:05-18:13:47 (none) httpproxy[4065]: id="0003" severity="info" sys="SecureWeb" sub="http" request="(nil)" function="disk_cache_read" file="diskcache.c" line="295" message="fopen: /var/cache: No such file or directory"
2008:02:05-18:13:47 (none) httpproxy[4065]: id="0003" severity="info" sys="SecureWeb" sub="http" request="(nil)" function="disk_cache_zap" file="diskcache.c" line="384" message="zapping cache"
Does this cache purge or something after X amount of data / time is collected or something?
This line is more worrisome than the "zapping cache" line - is this a normal error in the logs or not? If not, for whatever reason the http proxy disk structure didn't appear to get created properly in this case.
That should not happen - items in the cache should simply get expired as the cache partition gets full and items age - at least this is how the cache used to work when it was based on squid - I imagine that with the new proxy in v7.1 it should be similar.
No, in general caching is great for saving a bit of bandwidth and improving page response times.
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I had an issue with 100% cpu and it turns out that a dns forwarder was not responding. . . .
well i can only report that since i have my box pointing to my web box (what also does ntp) all is fine... and this box i use is a complete reinstall with the latest 7.200 iso. i indeed used this box for the beta tests but reinstalled it since i also have an pentium iii box as backup.