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Hi Andreq,

object names shouldn't be problem in our case. Currently only one
application is using this swift cluster and all objects should have name
only with numbers (name consist of date/time - YYYYMMDDHHMM). But
definitely I try to play with .expiring_obects container and try to find
some anomaly :)

Thanks,

-- 
Jan Krajdl

Dne 6.10.2014 v 15:19 Andrew Hale napsal(a):
> Hi Jan,
> 
> When expiring objects are still showing in listings they are not really
> deleted by object-expirer yet - the object-server lies rather than serve
> a file with a x-delete-at header in the past.
> 
> Its likely that your expirer is stuck on an object name and not
> proceeding past that name, there are a few different unicode related
> bugs in previous versions of swift.
> 
> Check out what the expiring objects container looks like, I do this with
> a command like: swiftly --direct=/v1/.expiring_objects
> 
> The containers are each unix timestamps corresponding to a particular
> hour, each container has object names for those files which need deleted
> in that time period. You can see if you have old containers which have
> got stuck, and what the object names are. Its usually quite obvious. You
> can delete manually.
> 
> Andrew
> 
> On Mon, Oct 6, 2014 at 1:11 PM, Jan Krajdl <jan.krajdl at casablanca.cz
> <mailto:jan.krajdl at casablanca.cz>> wrote:
> 
>     Hello,
> 
>     I have problem with our very small swift cluster (running openstack
>     grizzly). I have 2 storage nodes in 2 zones (both with 5 discs, all
>     nodes are running account, container and object server), 2 swift proxy
>     servers and 2 load balancers for proxy servers. Objects are created with
>     X-Delete-At header. On one of proxy servers is running object-expirer.
> 
>     Everything is working as expected (objects are automatically deleted)
>     but in some cases list of the container shows already deleted objects.
>     If I several times list container content in 30% cases I got in list
>     object which should be already deleted by object-expirer. Stat on this
>     object fails with error so it seems that object really doesn't exists
>     but only container see it. If I delete object manually it will work and
>     I never can see him again. Also only some objects stays in list, most of
>     objects are really deleted by object-expirer. Has anybody idea what can
>     cause this strange, random behaviour?
> 
>     Thanks,
> 
>     --
>     Jan Krajdl
> 
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