Symfony2 production cache error

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I use monolog to receive errors that happens in my symfony application, and every time that some 404 happens I receive the error log in my e-mail.

Its been some time that I receive this same error repeatedly:

[2013-02-01 10:15:32] request.ERROR: Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Exception\NotFoundHttpException: No route found for "GET /cache/65c40e67bd5236d5be8e3637b4c5c61c" (uncaught exception) at {my_path}/app/cache/prod/classes.php line 5179 [] []

Happens with some others routes I have, like "/login/cache/65c40e67bd5236d5be8e3637b4c5c61c"

Well, I don't have any idea why this is happening and I want to avoid this kind of error.

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phpcachingsymfony
Have you tried clearing cache for prod? Or deleting the cache directory. The latter solved some weird issues I had in the past. – Czar Pino
Yes, I tried to, now I deleted my prod and dev cache folder and cleared the cache (to make recreate this two folders). I'll wait to see if the error will happen again. Thanks @czarpino ! – PedroHCan
Well, the error is still happening... Deleted the cache folder and cleared the cache and still the same problem. I`m starting to think it's some serach engine or browser looking for some server cache or something like this... I don't know. Thanks! – PedroHCan

1 Answers

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Those issues happen when someone requests yoururl.com/cache/65c40e67bd5236d5be8e3637b4c5c61c. As those are http requests, there are most likely tests if you run a specific kind of application to exploid this. There are many scripts which simply crawl the web, doing some http requests to every domain they can find and if they get a certain kind of response, they try some more.

If you don't want to get those kind of errors with monolog, you could change the level to critical. There is no way right now to change the level of those 404 errors.