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Hi All,
Ive got a fairly big problem - i dont know if any
of you would have come across it before - but i cant find it documented
anywhere.. and from what i can read on the mailing lists - it aint there
either.. hah and yes ive even used altavista to translate the russian for me
:P
The problem im having is releated to oops storing
files on the disk, it appears to store stuff in memory fine - but to disk - nah
it just doesnt happen. In the documentation ive found - oops is supposed to tell
me its formating the partition - it doesnt work :( It doesnt mention that
- almost that -z and -Z has been disabled on my system for some odd reason. Im
running Linux kernel 2.4.18 with XFS (SGI Journaled FS) however that shouldnt
matter. I havent got any raw parition patches in that kernel - mainly because i
havent been able to find any.. Would this be the problem? /dev/hda4 also isnt a
valid partion on the disk - i created it with ext2 to see if it would make a
difference but it didnt..
Anyone have any ideas? Bellow is the output to my
oops -z and oops.cfg :)
Thanks in advance - any help at all would be
appreciated..
here's a result to oops -z
[root@netcache-2 oops]# ./oops -z
RLIMIT_DATA changed to maximum: 4294967295 RLIMIT_NOFILE changed to maximum: 8196 RLIMIT_NPROC changed to maximum: 4294967295 Insert module 'DummyLog' Dummy logger started Insert module 'CustomLog' CustomLog started Insert module 'oopsctl' Oopsctl started Insert module 'wccp2' WCCP2 started Insert module 'accel' Accel started Insert module 'fastredir' fast redirector started Insert module 'redir' Redirector started Insert module 'transparent' Transparent started Insert module 'lang' Lang started Insert module 'err' Err_report started Insert module 'passwd_file' Passwd_file started Insert module 'pam' PAM started Insert module 'passwd_mysql' Insert module 'passwd_pgsql' Insert module 'vary' Vary: started Insert module 'berkeley_db' berkeley_db started Insert module 'gigabase_db' Making logfile /var/log/oops/oops.log unbuffered. Making accesslog /var/log/oops/oops.access unbuffered. Named ACL MYSITE urlregex (www\.gentoo\.org|cvs\.gentoo\.org) DATA: MYSITE urlregex (www\.gentoo\.org|cvs\.gentoo\.org) transparent:0 Parser returned 0, 0 errors found Here's my config file
nameserver 203.97.44.1
nameserver 203.97.44.2 http_port 8080 icp_port 3130 logfile /var/log/oops/oops.log { 3 1m } accesslog /var/log/oops/oops.access { 3 1m } statistics /var/log/oops/oops.stats pidfile /var/run/oops/oops.pid mem_max 128m lo_mark 32m disk-low-free 3 disk-ok-free 5 force_http11 force_completion 55 maxresident 50m insert_x_forwarded_for no insert_via no always_check_freshness acl
MYSITE
urlregex
(www\.gentoo\.org|cvs\.gentoo\.org)
stop_cache_acl MYSITE stop_cache ? stop_cache cgi-bin group concept {
networks 203.97.44.0/24 203.97.66.0/24
127.0.0/24;
redir_mods transparent; badports [0:79],110,138,139,513,[6000:6010] ; miss allow; http
{
allow dstdomain * ; } } group world
{
networks 0/0; badports [0:79],110,138,139,513,[6000:6010]; http { deny dstdomain * ; } } storage
{
path /dev/hda4 ; size 1000m ; } |
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