Hi, Christophe David wrote: > I wonder how to define the dependencies adequately, as there are so > many things that can impact a page... In particular, > PageTextVariables changes seem to be extremely difficult to track > efficiently... > Yes. That's why deleting *all* cached pages after an edit/new action should do the trick. My suggestions/wishlist was merely motivated by a certain kind of usage case, which is:
* one author (very infrequent updates) * many readers (frequent reads) This allows the deletion of the whole cache every time *something* has changed. It's probably best, just to forget everything I said about dependencies, because this will only introduce complexity. > Do you have some kind of measures that show the actual benefit of > using mod-rewrite against letting the built-in PmWiki caching do its > job ? > As I am not the author/ initiator of the aggressive static cache idea, I am not able to give you any information about how it works. > Is the gain really worth the extra complexity ? > There is no extra complexity, when you just delete *every* cached page after an edit/delete action was executed. Nevertheless, in some cases it might be helpful to delete cached pages of *one* group only (for example). Martin. _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list pmwiki-users@pmichaud.com http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users