[CWB] CRITICAL ERROR - CACHE OVERLOAD!
"Andrés Chandía"
andres at chandia.net
Wed Jan 11 13:05:16 CET 2017
Ok, my problem was that I couldn't find them, but finally I found them at cqp/tmp/ directory,
the strange thing though is that those files are actually owned by the webserver user:
-rw-r--r-- 1 www-data www-data 27193353 oct 13 21:00
______tempfreq_ctilcglicom.tbl
-rw-r--r-- 1 www-data www-data 514114233 nov 20Â 2012
____temporary_freq_corpus_bnc_malt_parsed.tbl
-rw-r--r-- 1 www-data www-data 261833518
nov 20Â 2012 ____temporary_freq_corpus_bnc_malt_parsed.tbl.utf8.tmp
-rw-r--r-- 1
www-data www-data 24873076 nov 15 2012 ____temporary_freq_corpus_oldes.tbl
-rw-r--r-- 1 www-data www-data 63668668 oct 25 2012
____temporary_freq_corpus_wikica.tbl
Thanks, already deleted.
El
Mie, 11 de Enero de 2017, 12:54, Hardie, Andrew escribió:
If
they donââ¬â¢t delete through the interface, the only explanation is that the
files are not ââ¬Åownedâ⬠by the web daemonââ¬â¢s
usernameââ¬Â¦..
>>
but how can I delete those files that are still mentioned at the Query cache leak monitor
ââ¬Â¦.meaning
you have to delete them on the command line with
rm or sudo
rm.
best
Andrew.
From:
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On Behalf Of
"Andrés ChandÃÂa"
Sent: 11
January 2017 11:51
To: Open source development of the Corpus
WorkBench
Subject: Re: [CWB] CRITICAL ERROR - CACHE
OVERLOAD!
Ok, I've added this parameter to my config
file:
$query_cache_size_limit = 9663676416;
and deleted all the cache
leaked files except for some that do not delete when clicking the button and I can not find
them, they are not in the database nor in the cqp directory:
______tempfreq_ctilcglicom.tbl 26,556 2016-Oct-13 19:00:14
____temporary_freq_corpus_bnc_malt_parsed.tbl 502,065 2012-Nov-20 12:08:06
____temporary_freq_corpus_bnc_malt_parsed.tbl.utf8.tmp 255,697 2012-Nov-20 12:09:09
____temporary_freq_corpus_oldes.tbl 24,290 2012-Nov-15 18:28:55
____temporary_freq_corpus_wikica.tbl 62,176 2012-Oct-25 14:04:33
___install_temp_ladino_old.txt 7,514 2013-May-23 08:48:37
the CRITICAL ERROR -
CACHE OVERLOAD! is gone and I can download the files, but how can I delete those files that
are still mentioned at the Query cache leak monitor, I've deleted also all the tables
appearing at the temporary database control, just in case,
but those files remain at
the leak monitor.
Thanks
El Mar, 10 de Enero de 2017,
18:29, Hardie, Andrew escribió:
El Mar, 10 de Enero de 2017, 13:23,
"AndrÃÆés ChandÃÆÃÂa"
escribiÃÆó:
How can this be solved:
CRITICAL ERROR - CACHE OVERLOAD!
CQPweb tried to clear cache space but
failed!
This
indicates that the system has tried to delete cached queries from disk to bring the size of
the cache folder down to the set limit, but could not do so.
Reasons
this can happen:
Ãâ÷
Your
cache size is configured too small ( see admin manual page 26 -
$query_cache_size_limit)
Ãâ÷
You
have a lot fo very big saved queries (which are never deleted and so can take over your cache
if there are too many).
Ãâ÷
You
have some kind of cache leak. Use the âââ¬Ã
âCache
control > query cacheâââ¬
tool in the admin control panel to investigate.
Corpus
``fblsumfziw'' is undefined
Obviously I have no corpus named
"fblsumfziw"
âââ¬Ã
âfblsumfziwâââ¬
is an âââ¬Ã
âinstance
nameâââ¬
(based on microseconds since 1970-01-01
encoded in base 36). It uniquely identifies the
run of the script, and is used when queries are saved to cache.
âââ¬Ã
âfblsumfziwâââ¬
in particular derives from a timestamp from
about five hours ago.
Also:
When CQP says a
âââ¬Ã
âcorpusâââ¬
is
âââ¬Ã
âundefinedâââ¬
that also includes subcorpora (which are a type of corpus) and
queries (which are a
type of subcorpus).
So
again this sounds like a cache leak of some description: the file with the cached query does
not
exist, but CQPweb thinks it does, probably because there
is an orphaned
record in query cache table.
Again,
cache control should allow you to work out what the issues are and delete the orphaned
cache
entries.
best
Andrew.
From:
cwb-bounces at sslmit.unibo.it [mailto:cwb-bounces at sslmit.unibo.it]
On Behalf Of
"Andr̮̩s
ChandÃÆÃÂa"
Sent: 10 January
2017 16:59
To: Open source
development of the Corpus WorkBench
Subject: Re:
[CWB] CRITICAL ERROR - CACHE OVERLOAD!
Another issue,
probably related with the one sent before, is when I try to download a concordance, either the
typical for Word, Excel or the typical for FileMaker, at both download
txt files I
get:
CQPweb encountered an error and could not continue.
CQP sent back
these error messages:
**** CQP ERROR ****
CQP Error:
Corpus ``fblsumfziw''
is undefined
Obviously I have no corpus named "fblsumfziw"
El Mar, 10 de Enero de 2017, 13:23, "Andr̮̩s
ChandÃÆÃÂa" escribiÃÆó:
How can this be solved:
CRITICAL ERROR - CACHE OVERLOAD!
CQPweb tried to clear cache space but failed!
I've
tried some of the configurations the manual recommends, but there was no success on that, any
other advice?
_______________________
andrÃÆés chandÃÆÃÂa
NMT |
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Corlexim
administrador de:
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Nocando |
mail:
ONG Mapuche koyaktu |
Psicoaching |
P
No imprima innecesariamente.
ÃâáCuide el medio ambiente!
_______________________
andr̮̩s
chandÃÆÃÂa
NMT |
Dungupeyem |
Corlexim
administrador de:
Parles.upf |
Amind terapia |
Mapuche koyaktu |
Nocando |
mail:
ONG Mapuche koyaktu |
Psicoaching |
P
No imprima innecesariamente.
ÃâáCuide el medio ambiente!
_______________________
andrés chandÃÂa
NMT |
Dungupeyem |
Corlexim
administrador de:
Parles.upf |
Amind terapia | Mapuche koyaktu |
Nocando
|
mail: ONG Mapuche koyaktu |
Psicoaching |
P
No imprima innecesariamente. áCuide el medio
ambiente!
_______________________
            andrés
chandÃa
NMT |
Dungupeyem | Corlexim
administrador de:
Parles.upf | Amind
terapia | Mapuche koyaktu | Nocando |
mail: ONG Mapuche koyaktu | Psicoaching |
P No imprima innecesariamente. ¡Cuide el medio ambiente!
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