-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Okay, I'll think about stepping forward to take care of polipo. :)
In the meantime, can you please clarify a point (as asked below your e-mail) and try some tests? >On Thu, 25 Feb 2016 10:34:45 -0500 >Stefan Monnier <monn...@iro.umontreal.ca> wrote: > > I've been using polipo for many years, but recently noticed that its > cache was empty (as in literally so: the /var/cache/polipo directory > is clean as a whistle). > > # grep '^[^#]' /etc/polipo/config > localDocumentRoot="" > proxyAddress=0.0.0.0 > proxyName=myproxy > censorReferer=maybe > relaxTransparency=maybe > diskCacheRoot=/var/cache/polipo > maxDiskCacheEntrySize=-1 > diskCacheUnlinkTime=10000000 > diskCacheTruncateTime=10000000 > dnsUseGethostbyname = yes > # > > When I start polipo by hand it just tells me: > > Established listening socket on port 8123. > > There's nothing unusual in the log file either. I tried to change > diskCacheRoot to a dummy location that doesn't exist, and it did give > me an error, so it seems it does pay attention to diskCacheRoot. > > I temporarily set disableIndex and disableDirectoryList to false but > proxy:8123/polipo/index shows me an empty page (save for the title), > while proxy:8123/polipo/index does correctly how me the servers > I've contacted. > > This is on a Debian testing machine. dpkg tells me: > > ii polipo 1.1.1-5 armhf lightweight, caching > web proxy > > I suspect that this has been going on for a few months now (probably > ever since I moved my proxy to this new machine, since I'd otherwise > expect the disk cache to still hold some left over). > > > Stefan > > > PS: Here's a sample output, while running as root that time (usually > it runs as user "proxy") > > # /usr/bin/polipo daemonise=false logSyslog=false logFile= > logLevel=0xff disableIndexing=false disableServersList=false > Established listening socket on port 8123. tunnel us08.zopim.com:443 > allowed Vary header present (Accept-Encoding). > Vary header present (Accept-Encoding). > Superseding object http://server:8123/polipo/servers (200 688 -1 > (none) -> 200 -1 -1 (none)) Superseding object > http://server:8123/polipo/index (200 216 -1 (none) -> 200 -1 -1 > (none)) Superseding object http://server:8123/polipo/servers (200 > 1182 -1 (none) -> 200 -1 -1 (none)) Superseding object > http://server:8123/polipo/index (200 216 -1 (none) -> 200 -1 -1 > (none)) Superseding object http://server:8123/polipo/index (200 216 > -1 (none) -> 200 -1 -1 (none)) Vary header present (Accept-Encoding). If you run polipo as root, and use it as a proxy, it doesn't fill the cache directory, correct? As for the tests, please don't spur me for asking the most base questions first (like if you're using the correct proxy). It's important that we nail down all the loose variables so we can really focus on the problem. :) Now, the tests. Two come to mind: first, make sure you are absolutely using the correct proxy. (Details below.) Second, try removing 'diskCacheRoot' from the configuration and try again. I'd also ask if you set your permissions straight, but you say you are using polipo as root. On that note, where is /var/polipo/cache ? In the sense, on what device? How is the filesystem mounted? Is it maybe mounted "read-only"? (Test by doing `mount' in the terminal.) Test the cache using the following protocol: 1. kill polipo, start polipo 2. in a shell, perform: `http_proxy=http://your-polipo-ip:your-polipo-port/ wget http://www.atmel.com/` Post the output here. 3. kill polipo again 4. inspect /var/cache/polipo BTW, is this an ARM machine? - -- Svi moji e-mailovi su kriptografski potpisani. Proverite ih. All of my e-mails are cryptographically signed. Verify them. - -- You don't need an AI for a robot uprising. Humans will do just fine. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.15 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJW+ZRLAAoJEKa4cgqNx31/oRQP/RP+PtnhINUq3K9gyKJN6geY TCISWUMW+sBXReWwkXzPp/mkwJm39uZ2/ebLn6838NWoY25kmSHrllzEKe4TSIcN TckKmM2ZnuiAW9MZ1BxSnTKbwixD+C39tzreUH6qLlXl+3JDgBed0rf539jBL5hd gm1i6adoKJshqe+TGI18RoPYpThF6+NfV82POWecbv+WvBEm5f2d5+yeXtxE2dS3 G3IntJcAMivKJEjoN+ImE2EbiEl8LzoiOv4BPnlCHsRuglavrYHewL9S9wARN98x roObkrffhz+Og9C76ZSj5RklMrjF8BCFKYHTONHkbfcYu/yzlL6q2lEKQRU0zsNY ImQ3VbdZJE3IEDlPsHHCBkN0ESsa1BKQ/ilyrr9ig9+VU6sGVKmHsNP4yMB9ADon TeJlLjzDPVpZyYF/q6Bdb/5ErG5WA0cmMUvuDR1eoatvRd68UNdSqGOVv7kAabYM 71G5EBBzpMuAIsZxNv2zenYckq6n8e1Xqt55dNmTWGzxEGgEaXhOQ+Hs8TPeZ8b1 EFrRxz0qX5LjF9v7upThW7zYJw5lfEk03xHYKIfW9qX4IsFPfz8vjZgFDXj5Id5C slSYZjLFFmm4eh1xeivsoO3mkW17PwvfJQ+Yvtjo+6ePIFEXVG83uBm3iPY0TimT 974rOMjuZxErQDpdLLGb =a6b0 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Transform Data into Opportunity. Accelerate data analysis in your applications with Intel Data Analytics Acceleration Library. Click to learn more. http://pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/clk?id=278785471&iu=/4140 _______________________________________________ Polipo-users mailing list Polipo-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/polipo-users
