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gbg



Joined: 08 Feb 2007
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PostPosted: Thu 08 Feb '07 18:36    Post subject: caching problem ... Reply with quote

Hello everybody

i got stucked here...
i have installed Apache 2.2.4 on Windows 2003 Server 32Bit.
Behind a ProxyPass /cmd/ is our own server for handling XMLHttpRequest installed which is called by JavaScript directly from the browser.

Everything else inside our website is Static.
As long as i dont switch on the mod_cache.so everything works fine, but slow. ( for weeks with a lot of users Smile )

whenever i switch on the cache the server works fine for some hours an then stops delivering data with the error "File not found" , so it looks for me as if the cache gets somehow corrupt...

Here is my current httpd.conf (slightly shortened )

Admin note:
Still you dumped your config file.
See forum rules:
This Forum is not a consulting service where you can dump your config file and ask for it to be analyzed. It is a forum where you can ask specific questions and include small, relevant config excerpts.


Perhaps someone has a clue... i get frustrated after hours of surfing i dont have any idea where to look for the problem...

thx in advance

Gerrit
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James Blond
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PostPosted: Sun 15 Apr '07 14:12    Post subject: Reply with quote

How did you configure your cache in httpd.conf? Did you set a tmp Dir in php.ini?

upload_tmp_dir = /server2/tmp
session.save_path = /server2/tmp
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