[Bug 1826405] Re: Repeatedly "storage error [503 Inconsistent file state], last errno: File exists

2022-04-06 Thread Dariusz Działak
For us change `VfileUseRangeOps: -1` did not solved that problem. It was happening with our custom repository only, let say `repo.xxx.com` (unsure why, maybe because it was changing quite often?) and after upgrade host from Xenial or Bionic (doesn't matter) to Focal the error started to appear

[Bug 1826405] Re: Repeatedly "storage error [503 Inconsistent file state], last errno: File exists

2019-12-06 Thread Emmanuel Fusté
VfileUseRangeOps: -1 fixed all my use cases. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1826405 Title: Repeatedly "storage error [503 Inconsistent file state], last errno: File exists To

[Bug 1826405] Re: Repeatedly "storage error [503 Inconsistent file state], last errno: File exists

2019-08-15 Thread Steve Dodd
Well, touch wood, something I've done has made things happier. I moved everything from the cache directory to a subfolder, made it inaccessible, removed apt lists from clients and ran apt-get update, then linked all the original cache files into _import and made acng reimport them. The first time

[Bug 1826405] Re: Repeatedly "storage error [503 Inconsistent file state], last errno: File exists

2019-08-15 Thread Steve Dodd
I was seeing the dreaded "503 Inconsistent file state" talking to the canonical (sorry) package repositories. As I said, there are no explicit upstream proxies, but who knows what the ISP is doing (this would be a big argument in favour of running apt-get over https to my mind..) Anyway, at the

Re: [Bug 1826405] Re: Repeatedly "storage error [503 Inconsistent file state], last errno: File exists

2019-08-15 Thread Paul Boven
Hi Steve, On 8/15/19 11:04 PM, Steve Dodd wrote: > acng seems totally broken in bionic. I'm not knowingly behind a proxy - > can't completely rule out ISP doing something evil though. Anyone have > any pointers on this? Very few google hits, nothing on bugs.debian.org > that I can see, very

[Bug 1826405] Re: Repeatedly "storage error [503 Inconsistent file state], last errno: File exists

2019-08-15 Thread Steve Dodd
acng seems totally broken in bionic. I'm not knowingly behind a proxy - can't completely rule out ISP doing something evil though. Anyone have any pointers on this? Very few google hits, nothing on bugs.debian.org that I can see, very little activity for acng on salsa.debian.org .. -- You

[Bug 1826405] Re: Repeatedly "storage error [503 Inconsistent file state], last errno: File exists

2019-06-13 Thread Emmanuel Fusté
Hoo my Our proxys are NOT fixed. I go back to VfileUseRangeOps: 0. I need to choose between a functional repository for daily updates or a functional repository for distribution release upgrade. Will try if with VfileUseRangeOps: -1 I could get both. -- You received this bug notification

[Bug 1826405] Re: Repeatedly "storage error [503 Inconsistent file state], last errno: File exists

2019-06-12 Thread Launchpad Bug Tracker
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users. ** Changed in: apt-cacher-ng (Ubuntu) Status: New => Confirmed -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1826405

[Bug 1826405] Re: Repeatedly "storage error [503 Inconsistent file state], last errno: File exists

2019-06-12 Thread Emmanuel Fusté
Same bug different cause: VfileUseRangeOps: 0 is no longer usable. Ubuntu dis-upgrader-all tar.gz files (for do-release-upgrade) always trigger the same bug with the "storage error [503 Inconsistent file state], last errno: File exists". As our proxys seems to be fixed regarding if-range

[Bug 1826405] Re: Repeatedly "storage error [503 Inconsistent file state], last errno: File exists

2019-05-16 Thread Paul Boven
Further analysis shows that this problem is due to a fun interaction between lighttpd an ACNG. We use lighttpd to serve a local Debian/Ubuntu package repository. In about half the cases where we run 'apt update', it will fail with error 503 on the 'Release' file of such a repository. What happens