[11:00:11] thanks, Vulpix and ashley [23:40:51] Is it normal to have a ton of web server logs about $IP/images/thumb/... not being found? I'm not quite sure why such errors would be cause en masse. [23:42:00] The fact that it's looking for thumbnails means it's not simply a [[File:...]] link for a missing file, but something else, right? Could it mean that our server is serving outdated HTML which references files that were since renamed, or something like that? [23:43:25] From a few quick peeks, it looks like this happens for files that were renamed in the wiki. I guess cached HTML contains references to old on-disk files. [23:47:16] Strangely, when I use an incognito window to visit the pages that supposedly refer to these old images, I don't see the issue. The server gives me updated HTML with correct img references. [23:48:06] For pages which, according to web server logs, caused a 404 for an image for another visitor just 1 minute before I visit it. [23:48:41] Maybe these are really very short issues and there's a ton because we really have massive traffic so there's always a few people who for a few seconds see broken image links until they refresh... [23:56:01] 25 million access log entries for the last 20 hours... god I wish I could make money off of this website xD [23:56:54] a [[File: ... ]] _would_ embed a thumb (if the image is big enough) [23:57:48] yes, it could be outdated html. You could forcefully empty the cache, but maybe you don't want that? [23:58:29] also, depending on where you are storing the cache, there could be other ways as well