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Package: calamaris
Version: 2.59-5
The calamaris daily cron job is executed with 'set -e'. When it's time
to generate weekly or monthly stats (by default on sunday or first day
of month), if there has been no connection through squid on the previous
day (so there is no cache file, cf. infra), this block :
if [ "$MONTHDO" != "nothing" -a "$WEEKDO" != "nothing" ]; then
cp forweekly.$DAYOFWEEK formonthly.$DAYOFMONTH
fi
will generate a non-zero exit from the script and there will be
consequently no subsequent weekly/monthly stats computed.
As expected, the "daily" part of the cron script will first send a mail
whose contents is "No requests found" _but_ the cache files (forweekly.0
and formonthly.XX) will not be generated making the 'cp' command fail.
This happens very frequently on our site since here squid is very rarely
used on week-end days. As a matter of fact, I'm nearly dependant on
"TCP_DENIED" squid access to have weekly stats ;-).
I did not find any option to turn on or off in the man page for making
calamaris generate "empty" cache files that would solve the problem.
Please close this bug and let me know if I overlooked some documentation.
Regards,
Patrice Pillot
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Version: 2.99.1.3-1
This bug is a duplicate of 182286 and is closed since version
2.99.1.3-1.
Am Mon, Dec 04, 2006 at 10:48:09AM +0100 hat Patrice Pillot getippert:
> Dear Philipp,
>
> This morning I finally had some time to come back to a more thorough
> look at this issue.
>
> Philipp Frauenfelder wrote:
> >I think this is the same bug as
> >http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=182286
>
> Yes, definitely. Sorry for the duplicate. Yet, as it has been fixed in a
> post-sarge release, I think it would be interesting for this bug to
> appear somewhere for sarge users (while etch's not been released, I mean).
>
> >The simplest fix would be to change to "cp -f" as suggested by
> >the first submitter. It would be nice if you could tell me if
> >this worked for you.
>
> No, it didn't work and in fact it couldn't work since the '-f' option is
> not intended to supply missing source file. Anyway, the fix proposed
> later on the thread by Mark Ferlatte ('zero touching' the forweekly
> file) _does_ make sense. I just added the snippet to my cron job and I
> am pretty sure next week I'll be in position to confirm it works.
>
> So see you next monday ! (too lazy and too confident in the fix to make
> tests ;-))
>
> Regards,
>
> Patrice
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