We're using varnish for a public site, works beautifully and handled getting slashdotted gracefully -- many thanks!
We built it with "zc.buildout" which creates .../parts/varnish/install/ var/varnish/FQDN/... and others. In a recent update, I accidentally blew away the .../var/varnish/FQDN directory which contained a few files that seem necessary for "varnishstat" and perhaps others to work. bin.XXkP5ZYv _.c _.vsl $ varnishstat Cannot open /usr/local/mastersite_buildout/parts/varnish/install/var/ varnish/FQDN/_.vsl: No such file or directory Varnish continues to serve well, so I haven't restarted. What's the recommended way to re-create this directory? I'm assuming restarting Varnish will re-create it but want to be sure. We have to fill out pounds of paperwork in order to take any outage on a public server, no matter how small. Is there a way to restart Varnish without any downtime -- to continue accepting but holding connections until restarted, rather like Apache's "apachectl graceful" does? Other ideas? Thanks. _______________________________________________ varnish-misc mailing list varnish-misc@projects.linpro.no http://projects.linpro.no/mailman/listinfo/varnish-misc
