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I think my problem with "Store Directory Stats" and Rock store is related to bug #3694,
  http://bugs.squid-cache.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3694

I also am hitting bug #3640
  http://bugs.squid-cache.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3640
when I rotate the logs.   I'm working around the bug by using
  logfile_rotate 0
  debug_options ALL,1,rotate=0
The "rotate=0" clause doesn't seem to work, as I still get cache.log.XX files, one for each worker.

Mike Mitchell
Mike.Mitchell@xxxxxxx

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From: Mike Mitchell
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2012 4:34 PM
To: squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: cachemgr.cgi "Store Directory Stats" with multiple cache_dir lines

I'm running squid 3.2.4 with the errno patch.
My squid.conf has the following for cache_dir lines:

cache_dir rock /cache/rock-1k  128 min-size=0     max-size=1008
cache_dir rock /cache/rock-2k  128 min-size=1009  max-size=2032
cache_dir rock /cache/rock-4k  128 min-size=2033  max-size=4080
cache_dir rock /cache/rock-8k  160 min-size=4081  max-size=8176
cache_dir rock /cache/rock-16k 180 min-size=8177  max-size=16368
cache_dir rock /cache/rock-30k 300 min-size=16369 max-size=30704
cache_dir aufs /cache/aufs 3072 15 253  min-size=30705 max-size=200000000

It all seems to be working, until I do a "squid -k reconfig".  After that, the cachemgr.cgi application starts reporting zeros for the "rock" directories.  The output looks like:

by kid1 {
Store Directory Statistics:
Store Entries          : 38936
Maximum Swap Size      : 3145728 KB
Current Store Swap Size: 2856644.00 KB
Current Capacity       : 90.81% used, 9.19% free

Shared Memory Cache
Maximum Size: 131072 KB
Maximum entries:      4096
Current entries: 4096 100.00%

Store Directory #6 (aufs): /cache/aufs
FS Block Size 4096 Bytes
First level subdirectories: 15
Second level subdirectories: 253
Maximum Size: 3145728 KB
Current Size: 2856644.00 KB
Percent Used: 90.81%
Filemap bits in use: 38167 of 65536 (58%)
Filesystem Space in use: 4068160/5078656 KB (80%)
Filesystem Inodes in use: 42005/1310720 (3%)
Flags:
Removal policy: heap
} by kid1

by kid2 {
Store Directory Statistics:
Store Entries          : 53
Maximum Swap Size      : 0 KB
Current Store Swap Size: 0.00 KB
Current Capacity       : 0.00% used, 0.00% free

} by kid2

by kid3 {
Store Directory Statistics:
Store Entries          : 53
Maximum Swap Size      : 0 KB
Current Store Swap Size: 0.00 KB
Current Capacity       : 0.00% used, 0.00% free

} by kid3

by kid4 {
Store Directory Statistics:
Store Entries          : 53
Maximum Swap Size      : 0 KB
Current Store Swap Size: 0.00 KB
Current Capacity       : 0.00% used, 0.00% free

} by kid4

by kid5 {
Store Directory Statistics:
Store Entries          : 53
Maximum Swap Size      : 0 KB
Current Store Swap Size: 0.00 KB
Current Capacity       : 0.00% used, 0.00% free

} by kid5

by kid6 {
Store Directory Statistics:
Store Entries          : 53
Maximum Swap Size      : 0 KB
Current Store Swap Size: 0.00 KB
Current Capacity       : 0.00% used, 0.00% free

} by kid6

by kid7 {
Store Directory Statistics:
Store Entries          : 53
Maximum Swap Size      : 0 KB
Current Store Swap Size: 0.00 KB
Current Capacity       : 0.00% used, 0.00% free

} by kid7

I do see TCP_HIT:HIER_NONE messages in the access.log file for files that should be stored in the "rock" directory:

  10.17.17.147 - - [10/Dec/2012:16:24:34.246 -0500] "GET http://conn.skype.com/ HTTP/1.0" 200 585 TCP_HIT:HIER_NONE

but cachemgr.cgi's "Store Directory Stats" report that nothing is cached in the "rock" directories.  If I stop and restart squid cachemgr.cgi starts displaying data for the "rock" directories.  A "squid -k reconfig" later and the reports are empty again.

Has anyone seen this problem?

Mike Mitchell
Mike.Mitchell@xxxxxxx




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