Bug with fastcgi_cache_bypass

Hi,

I kept seeing “upstream sent unsupported FastCGI protocol version” in
my error logs, and they went away when I turned fastcgi_cache off.
It turned out that the files holding the cache were corrupted,
starting at random places instead of the FastCGI headers.

After trying to tweak things every possible way, I finally found out
that the errors seemed to go away if I didn’t use
fastcgi_cache_bypass.
And later on, I realized that when using fastcgi_no_cache with the
same variable as for fastcgi_cache_bypass, I don’t get any of those
errors, and it works as intended.

I saw in the source that a warning was added recommending to use
fastcgi_cache_bypass when fastcgi_no_cache is used, but not the other
way around.
Should they always be used together, or is this a bug ?

Thank you,

Matthieu.


Matthieu T.

Hello!

On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 12:09:02PM -0700, Matthieu T. wrote:

And later on, I realized that when using fastcgi_no_cache with the
same variable as for fastcgi_cache_bypass, I don’t get any of those
errors, and it works as intended.

I saw in the source that a warning was added recommending to use
fastcgi_cache_bypass when fastcgi_no_cache is used, but not the other
way around.

This warning is about fastcgi_no_cache semantics change
(previously it was doing both _no_cache and _cache_bypass things).

Should they always be used together, or is this a bug ?

Sounds like a bug.

Maxim D.