lasttime not always last word
Dan Jacobson <[email protected]> Fri, 18 Aug 2006 08:15:17 +0800
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.wwwoffle.user |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Shocked that lasttime didn't have my million byte download, $ wwwoffle-ls lasttime|grep http://example.com/bla Dl7E74frPxocV7qzzUndJgg 960 Aug 18 5:58 http://example.com/bla I did in fact find it, $ wwwoffle-ls http://example.com/bla Dl7E74frPxocV7qzzUndJgg 2377140 Aug 18 6:16 http://example.com/bla It turns out if one makes several download attempts, only the first one is in lasttime. One must check with $ find /var/cache/wwwoffle/lasttime/ -name U\* ! -links 2|xargs sed :; echo http://example.com/bla http://nurd.turd/bla for such cases. I'd say it is a bug. Reproduce with $ wwwoffle -online $ wget some file that is 600 mode upstream: 403 Forbidden $ ssh upstream chmod 644 that file $ wget it again