On Aug 23, 2005, at 6:05 AM, Ryan Abrams wrote:
> Scott, > > I suspected as much. Running in dev mode seems like it will create > too much of a load on my host, so I'll have to pass on that. > > Is there an easy way to sweep the cache from the command line, or > from a URL that I don't have to log-in to? I could setup a cron job > to ping something or run something every hour or so. Would deleting > just index.html if it exists cause the sidebars to refresh on ALL > pages, or just on the index? > > You can sweep the cache with 'rake sweep_cache'. If you're in production mode, then you'll need to use 'rake sweep_cache RAILS_ENV=production' > Also, Typo inherits caching from Rails, right? It would seem a > check of the timestamp against some "time elapsed" parameter when > accessing the cache would be relatively straightforward at that > level, and would allow for expiration. Of course, I'm not about to > dive into the actual rails codebase to figure that out, so this > paragraph is pretty much pointless. Lazy Web. :-/ > > Nope. Doesn't work that way--go look at http://scottstuff.net/blog/ articles/2005/08/08/problems-with-rails-and-page-caching Scott
