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so... after digging a bit it is the combination of 2 things

1/ apparently some web-clients parallelize download by requesting a
zillion of small pieces
each one generate a log entry.. in the past we saw these mostly for
resume download but on match 10th ther was a huge space of these
fractionned download
which as I said create a log entry each, which in turn confuse the log
parsing in thinking that the entire file has been reqeusted and
downloaded
which explain the weird count

2/ that influx of log was enough apparently to drive a 'no disk space'
situation for bilbo2 at about 18-19h00  which prolly explain the lack
of log for the following days....

so...

a/ I'm going to fix the log parsing to eliminate these false
positive... and re-parse a good chunk of the history.
b/ we should really work on monitoring, especially for free space, to
get advance notice of impendding doom.. to avoid actually loosing
logs.

Norbert

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