I use the example from the book and change the time to 60 seconds:
def cache_in_ram():
import time
t = cache.ram('time', lambda: time.ctime(), time_expire=60)
return locals()
Now I call this function rapidly during the cache-time (60 seconds). It
should show always the same time - but it does not! On my machine it shows
4 different times.
If I change from cache.ram to cache.disk every calls looks like expected.
Therefore I think it is a problem of the RAM-management of the virtual
server.
Next problem:
I use routes.py for a simle rerouting. After some modifications I press the
reload button for the routes and try the new routes. And now sometime the
new routes work, sometime the old routes. I push the reload-button more
than 30 times and now every call goes to the new routes. It seems that this
is similar to the cache.ram problem. I did not find whether routes uses
cache.ram, but if it does: is it possible to change it to cache.disk?
Any ideas?
Regards, Martin
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