Posted by alexus on May 7, 2014 at 5:13pm
I'm constantly seeing following line in my syslog'
varnishd[2826]: CLI telnet 192.168.XX.XX:60069 172.16.XX.XX:6082 Rd purge req.http.host ~ XXX.XXX.XXX && req.url ~ "/"and it doesn't seems like someone does it manually all the time either...
I'm able to confirmed that cache is actually is purging at every request and i'm on clean slate (in terms of cache) after purge is done.
how would one troubleshoot something like that?
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It's not quite clear what you
It's not quite clear what you mean by "constantly". But if you have the Varnish Drupal module:
http://drupal.org/project/varnish
setup to purge varnish according to Drupal's normal rules, then Varnish will get purged after any node or comment is created/updated/deleted.
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Dave Hansen-Lange
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Varnish purge cache
By "constantly" he's referring to the varnish cache being cleared on every request.
Our website has commenting disabled and our content contributors only create new content once or twice an hour (thereabouts), so we were wondering why our Varnish server is seeing the purge request.
So, aside from new nodes and nodes being updated are there any other reasons why Drupal would be sending the purge request to Varnish? Should we be checking updates to the node table?
Thanks.
half a today alone:grep -cE
this is what i mean by constantly:
half of today alone:
# grep -cE 'May..7.varnish.purge' /var/log/messages2460
#
"varnish" module is installed and it is set to "Drupal default"
alexus.org && alexus.biz
If it were me, on my local
If it were me, on my local copy of the site I would add a backtrace in varnish_purge().
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Dave Hansen-Lange
Director of Technical Strategy, Advomatic.com
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