Closed puppol closed 3 years ago
A miss indicates that the cache doesn't have the file and will fetch it from the internet. A hit means that the cache already had that file at the time of asking. It likely that the particular over watch file you caught there caused the cache to download a large file and handed out the slices as hits. Misses and hits are both indications its working.
Interesting. I had the game (Dota) already cached. There was no update to the game, and it still was not hitting any slices on the cache. I made sure with glasswire my dns was correctly configured, and looked on my router and saw it was using full bandwidth going out of local network.
Are you still having issues with this? Do subsequent attempts to download the same steam game (dota in this case) still not show any HITs?
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Describe the issue you are having
DNS requests on for Steam are all missing, for example:
Yet it works just fine with Blizzard:
How are you running the container(s)
I am running with sudo docker-compose up -d Here is my .env
Any ideas on why my cache is missing on all of the steam games but works perfectly for the blizzard games?