Hi,

I use nginx with 3 servers (1 BE and 2 FE) with load balacing between the 2 FE servers.

if i clear the cache and access the FE server 1 => Js / Css files are created on server 1
then if access to server 2 => css / js files are not created on this server so that i got a 404.

Drupal doesn't know that files are missing.

Do you have any solutions to solve this ?

Thanks for your help

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ah right... makes sense.
Guess I'll have to do some load balancing learning and testing, I'll try to get that fixed for next release.

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The fix we made was to based on the server IP. But we had to hack getCacheId() in core module ;-(

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Ah if you have a working fix could you share it? (if private you could email to nick@briarmoon.ca); even if it is mucking with core, would give me a starting point.

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Sent by mail

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Any update on this issue? What type of cache is being used? Wouldn't 404 handling take care of missing files?

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Actually, creating the aggregates is being handled by core in 8.x-3.x so this now a core bug or non-existent.