Hello All,
I am facing a similar problem with same configuration of
mod_disk_cache as
http://httpd.markmail.org/message/di37llxqakennodv?q=NFS&page=4
But, that is a question of 2008 and still remains unanswered on the httpd
mailing list.
I am trying to share a NFS mount between two physical machines running
mod_cache_disk module, so that both machines should be able to share the
cached data. These two cache servers are behind a load balancer which
routes incoming requests in round-robin fashion.
The mounts were owned by "cacheUser" and this user has read/write
permissions to mounted directory. Also, the running process of httpd was
owned by the same user "cacheUser".
After a lot of investigation, I found out, that the code in file
"mod_cache_disk.c" has logic as below:
This snippet belongs to function open_entity().
*/* Atomic check - does the body file belong to the header file? */
if (dobj->disk_info.inode == finfo.inode &&
dobj->disk_info.device == finfo.device) { /* Initialize the
cache_handle callback functions */ ap_log_rerror(APLOG_MARK,
APLOG_DEBUG, 0, r, APLOGNO(00709) "Recalled cached URL
info header %s", dobj->name); /* make the configuration stick
*/ h->cache_obj = obj; obj->vobj = dobj;
return OK; }*
I believe, checking the inode prevents different machines to share the same
data over NFS. Also, the device ID for mounted folder changes.
Hence, this check fails.
And I get error in log which is part of this code section :-
*/* Oh dear, no luck matching header to the body */
ap_log_rerror(APLOG_MARK, APLOG_DEBUG, 0, r, APLOGNO(00710)
"Cached URL info header '%s' didn't match body, ignoring this
entry", dobj->name);*
I would like to know what is the reason behind using this logic of checking
the inode instead of the actual contents?
Regards,
*Akshay Patil*
