mod_disk_cache: htcacheclean and rm -rf

Hi, I'm using apache 2.2.9 and mod_disk_cache on linux. Is it safe to launch the command rm -rf /my_cache_dir/* while apache is running ? I'm currently using this command instead : htcacheclean -l1 -p/ my_cache_dir but it is very slow ( more than 1 hour in my case :( ) and not suitable

Re: mod_disk_cache: htcacheclean and rm -rf

Vincent Reydet mr...@buggynet.org writes: I'm using apache 2.2.9 and mod_disk_cache on linux. Is it safe to launch the command rm -rf /my_cache_dir/* while apache is running ? I don't think that will hurt anything. You'll just start getting cache misses, as if you were starting from scratch,

Re: mod_disk_cache: htcacheclean and rm -rf

Vincent Reydet mr...@buggynet.org writes: But if mod_cache starts to read a file, and rm erase this file at this moment, a bad content is sent to the client ? It would happen on a big website no ? That's not a problem on Unix. If mod_cache has the file open, the content won't go away until

Re: mod_disk_cache: htcacheclean and rm -rf

ok thanks ! Le 17 déc. 08 à 00:22, Dan Poirier a écrit : Vincent Reydet mr...@buggynet.org writes: But if mod_cache starts to read a file, and rm erase this file at this moment, a bad content is sent to the client ? It would happen on a big website no ? That's not a problem on Unix. If