Hi, Mathieu Othacehe <othac...@gnu.org> skribis:
>> You mentioned on IRC that nginx logs show that ‘guix publish’ times out. >> Looking at /var/log/nginx/error.log, I see “Connection reset by peer” >> and “Broken pipe”, which could indicate that the client closed the >> connection (which was open) prematurely, maybe due to an internal >> timeout. > > Could it be that the client is receiving 404 because the baking of some > NAR was deferred to a worker, and then it closes the connection? Unlikely. Take /gnu/store/qmzr030rzgikdxv3g9msqv0l8qp5j6y2-btrfs-raid-root-os.drv, which was marked as failed earlier today due to missing .drv. It’s a 4KiB file, and the cache-bypass-threshold is ‘guix publish’ is typically set to something much higher than that. So ‘guix publish’ won’t return 404 in that case. If you find a “missing derivation” error in Cuirass, how would you search logs to find what happened? I’m not sure where to look for useful debugging info. Thanks, Ludo’.
