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viking272 wrote: 13 Jun 2025 09:08 Maybe use grep for the word broken?
grep -Hrn 'broken' /
This searches from top level for the word broken and recurses directories, printing the path of files and lines the word or phrase is found

That's what I did yesterday...
https://docs.nginx.com/nginx/admin-guid ... t-caching/

It was only found in nginx cache files.

The nginx cache settings invalidate in 10mins max, other than generic static content like images which are cached for a few days. Even so, the cache should have been invalid weeks ago.

Its starting to look like the cache is more trouble than its worth at this point. :roll:

EDIT:
My workaround , i've moved the cache onto a ramdisk, so when the kernel gets updated and I have to reboot the server, the cache will get trashed at that point anyway.

I've not seen the problem for a few days now...

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Dare I say, same for me. :)

Nope, just the regular forum pages now. :D