Hello,
I'm attempting this on 2.4 and 3.4. Here's what I have:
loadmodule "cachedb_local.so"
modparam("cachedb_local", "cachedb_url", "local://")
and then:
if (condition) {
$var(logkey) = "condition_" + $avp(user);
if (!cache_fetch("local", "$var(logkey)", $var(devnull))) {
xlog("L_INFO", "log a message about a thing - fU $fU, ru
$rU\n");
cache_store("local", "$var(logkey)", "1", 5);
}
}
The whole idea is to have a cache entry with a TTL of 5 seconds, so that when
(condition) is true, I'll only write the xlog at most every 5 seconds to avoid
flooding the log. It's not working. Instead, I write the xlog every time
(condition) is true, so cache_fetch() is failing every time even though I'm
running the cache_store() two lines later.
The value of the cache entry itself is irrelevant (I'm storing "1"), and
returning that value doesn't matter either (I'm using $var(devnull)). The
important thing is the presence or absence of the cache entry to determine
whether or not we've done the xlog in the last 5 seconds.
I'm hoping someone in the community can look at this and tell me what stupid
mistake I've made.
Regards,
Jeff
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