Re: squid 1.1.20 seem to destroy my scsi hd!

Sounds like you are using lousy hard-disks and need to buy something better.
Put the drives in another machine, and find out if there's anything _really_
wrong with them. A place I used to work at had _lots_ of troubles with SCSI
drives giving that sort of error, and spent a lot of money on new drives,
but it turned out to be the Adaptec controllers that were the problem.

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Utente per Mailing List wrote:

> I'm using squid 1.1.20 on my linux box allocating 700Mb of cache_swap on
> one scsi disk with an Adaptec 1520 controller.
> After 30 days of regular work my Samsung scsi hd seems to have physical
> damages! So i've reinstalled my linux box with another scsci disk (now
> IBM and a more serious Adaptec 2930 controller). After 10 days the same
> problem!
> The error messages on syslog is:
>
> sense key Medium Error
> Additional sense indicates Unrecovered read error
> scsidisk I/O error: dev 08:02, sector ....
>
> What's the problem? Squid Cache too busy?

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