Helmut Tessarek wrote:

Caching:

I've just changed my caching algorithm to use APR, so it must be fairly easy to
either add caching to the DBD framework or to write its own caching backend.
Regarding the modularity, an own autnz caching backend would be best.
So all other expensive providers could benefit from caching.
See http://tinyurl.com/yvwnhs for my caching functions.
It would be nice to even add memory caching functionality to it.
If someone has any ideas, please let me know. I don't need to write all code by
myself, so I would be happy to help out with it.

The LDAP authentication module has support for caching, it may be worth investigating whether parts of it can be abstracted out into a generic authentication cache.

The LDAP cache already supports things like shared memory, etc - it may be useful to use that existing code as a base rather than reinventing it from scratch.

Regards,
Graham
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