Expire - weird behavior

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Sorry to bother you once more, but I *really* do not understand
this. I'm running NNTPcache 2.4.0b2, and it just won't stop
expiring.

This is the cache area:

Filesystem   1K-blocks  Used   Avail     Capacity iused   ifree   %iused
/dev/da1s1e  17369075   88295  15891254  1%       4168    4336822 0%

Settings in nntpcache.config:

minFilesFreePercent 30 (start expire when 70% of inodes in use)
minBlocksFreePercent 5 (start expire when 95% of 1k blocks in use)

And this is what happens:

Jan  3 21:46:43 newsreader2 nntpcached[5065]: nntpcache.c:488: starting expire task
Jan  3 21:46:43 newsreader2 nntpcache-expire[5066]: expire task awakening
Jan  3 22:02:23 newsreader2 nntpcache-expire[5066]: expire.c:212: usedblocks = 8.5%,
usedinodes = 0.1%, maxArtAge = 57s, expire ended
Jan  3 22:02:23 newsreader2 nntpcache-expire[5066]: expire task retiring
Jan  3 22:02:23 newsreader2 nntpcache-expire[5066]: clean shutdown

Jan  3 22:02:35 newsreader2 nntpcached[5065]: nntpcache.c:488: starting expire task
Jan  3 22:02:35 newsreader2 nntpcache-expire[5265]: expire task awakening
Jan  3 22:18:27 newsreader2 nntpcache-expire[5265]: expire.c:212: usedblocks = 8.5%,
usedinodes = 0.1%, maxArtAge = 57s, expire ended
Jan  3 22:18:27 newsreader2 nntpcache-expire[5265]: expire task retiring
Jan  3 22:18:27 newsreader2 nntpcache-expire[5265]: clean shutdown

Jan  3 22:18:32 newsreader2 nntpcached[5065]: nntpcache.c:488: starting expire task
Jan  3 22:18:32 newsreader2 nntpcache-expire[5452]: expire task awakening

And it goes on and on and on ... the spool never gets
filled. Any idea?

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