Epic not caching

[RobertJamesMichael]

Hi, I just tried caching EPIC, the download goes through the server but no data is saved on the server, cache_data folder does not increase its size, any idea?

[sirsquidness]

Hi,

Can you include log files from the cache (written to /car/log/nginx inside the container)? You say the data goes to the server but nothing is cached. How do you tell it's going to the server? What configuration did you pass to docker to start the cache?

On July 22, 2019 10:32:29 PM GMT+10:00, Robert James Michael [email protected] wrote:

Hi, I just tried caching EPIC, the download goes through the server but no data is saved on the server, cache_data folder does not increase its size, any idea?

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[RobertJamesMichael]

Hi, Can you include log files from the cache (written to /car/log/nginx inside the container)? You say the data goes to the server but nothing is cached. How do you tell it's going to the server? What configuration did you pass to docker to start the cache? … On July 22, 2019 10:32:29 PM GMT+10:00, Robert James Michael @.***> wrote: Hi, I just tried caching EPIC, the download goes through the server but no data is saved on the server, cache_data folder does not increase its size, any idea? -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #16

Well, I see network traffic coming from the internet into the server and traffic going out to the EPIC installation PC (using iftop) and I am using the commands described on the readme to run the server (using --restart always), that's all. You mean /var/log/nginx right? before installing from 10.1.2.62 I tried from 10.1.2.60, 58, 57,56 and those addresses doesn't even appear on the log... epic.zip

[sirsquidness]

If you started the container with the start.sh script, then you can see the log files on your host at /data/logs

So, eg,

tail -f /data/logs/*.log

And that should give you all activity through the cache as it happens

On July 22, 2019 11:25:40 PM GMT+10:00, Robert James Michael [email protected] wrote:

Hi, Can you include log files from the cache (written to /car/log/nginx inside the container)? You say the data goes to the server but nothing is cached. How do you tell it's going to the server? What configuration did you pass to docker to start the cache?> …> On July 22, 2019 10:32:29 PM GMT+10:00, Robert James Michael @.***> wrote: Hi, I just tried caching EPIC, the download goes through the server but no data is saved on the server, cache_data folder does not increase its size, any idea? -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #16>

Well, I see network traffic coming from the internet into the server and traffic going out to the EPIC installation PC (using iftop) and I am using the commands described on the readme to run the server (using --restart always), that's all. How do I get inside the container to check those logs? thanks !>

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