Cache - reset?
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Philipp
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Cache - reset?
First, I would suggest, "file cache only", after this is the fastest option on most Linux servers.
The download pages are refreshing hourly, but each download is counted. You need to change the following line in download.php to increase the cache refresh rate:
The "3600" are the seconds how long the page will be cached. The online users in site_header and site_footer are counted in real time without caching.
First, I would suggest, "file cache only", after this is the fastest option on most Linux servers.
The download pages are refreshing hourly, but each download is counted. You need to change the following line in download.php to increase the cache refresh rate:
$keepcached = MkTime()+3600;
The "3600" are the seconds how long the page will be cached. The online users in site_header and site_footer are counted in real time without caching.
Loving esselbach so far
I just started using the cache feature (memory and file), and have a question about it.
When does the cache update itself? My download's 'download counter' isn't increasing because the page is cached. If I turn cache back off, I see that it is actually increasing, but the cached file is showing it from a few hours ago. I think the same thing is occuring with users-online.
I'd like for the page to re-cache more frequently.... would this be feasible?
Thanks
Nick D.