Hello Squid users, My cache log contains these two entries: 2010/01/04 14:44:56| storeSwapOutFileClosed: SwapOut complete: 'http://www.somesite.com/somepage' to 7, 003339B9 2010/01/04 14:44:56| storeDirSwapLog: SWAP_LOG_ADD ECA20C9F21F6770179851C89C2386046 7 003339B9 I tried to locate the file by name "003339B9" in each of my cache_dirs, but all those filenames that match don't point to the URL mentioned in the log above. In fact those files have been create like a month ago. Isn't Squid supposed to save the file by the name given in SWAP_LOG_ADD entry? The above request was a TCP_MISS, and hence the swapOut. Few minutes later, I try to fetch the same URL, and I get a TCP_MEM_HIT with an entry like this in the cache_log: 2010/01/04 14:45:41| storeClientCopy3: Copying from memory A day later when I fetch the same URL, it gets reported as a TCP_MISS. I can't understand where did Squid save the cached copy. Going by the filename in SWAP_LOG_ADD, I don't find anything relevant. As long as the content was in memory, Squid considered it a hit. Once it got flushed out of the memory, Squid couldn't possibly locate the cached file in its cache_dir like I couldn't. Or may be the cache replacement/maintainSwapSpace process removed the cached content wherever it was saved. Any explanation? Also, the refresh_pattern for my Squid is configured like 21600 100% 21600. So files stay fresh for 15 days(21600=15*24*60). And squid is never restarted. So, is the store_table always up-to-date with the files stored on the disk? TIA.
