I found a stagnant bug describing this problem. It's
~three years old.
Thanks Matus for trying to answer the question. I
think you misunderstood what the question was. Maybe
this is better to understand.
CacheRoot = /cache/
cd /cache
ls |grep -v aptmp|wc -l
64
The 64 represents the 0-9a-zA-Z
Thanks Matus, I will take that as a "no it's not
possible to have a shared apache cache".
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Sounds like a browser problem. Although I thought this
was fixed in newer firefox.
Search this list or the net:
http://marc.info/?l=apache-httpd-users&w=2&r=1&s=&q=b
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You want to un-buffer your writes.
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Has anyone placed a disk cache on a shared,
distributed fs?
>From what I understand of the scheme used to store
entries it would not work. A cache on one host could
step on files in use by another host. I'm not using a
memory cache.
At a high level is this how htcacheclean operates?
(assume it's run from cron once/day)
1. htcacheclean starts
2. reads all cache entries into an index
3. once all entries are read in it removes cache file
pairs based on oldest mtime first until the size of
the cache is below the value specified
Dragon, all,
I must be missing something regarding the cache. The
files written into CacheRoot directory are temporary.
Any file in the CacheRoot directory ( and not in the
actual cache directories that are created under
CacheRoot ) should come and go while the cache is in
use.
1. request for fil
EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Richard Hubbell wrote:
> >Seeing thousands of files in CacheRoot that look
> like
> >this:
> >
> >aptmpZbGOTJ
> >
> >This clearly seems like a bug. Could this somehow
> be
> >a feature? I just can
Seeing thousands of files in CacheRoot that look like
this:
aptmpZbGOTJ
This clearly seems like a bug. Could this somehow be
a feature? I just can't imagine what purpose it would serve.
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Great, Thanks.
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Searched high-and-low and found nothing which usually
causes some concern for a couple different reasons. I
think that maybe my search was all wrong. So I try a
few different things. Still no luck; then I think
maybe no one uses apache for caching content or no one
cares about the cache-hit ratio
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