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dreamice.jiang at gmail

Oct 23, 2009, 2:09 AM

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Question about apache cache data clean

Dear All,
In the old version of httpd, such as early 2.0 version, there is a
configuration option of CacheGcInterval.
It is used to define the period of time (hour) to delete cache data that is
larger than the max size.
Unfortunately, httpd 2.2 version will not support this configuration. I want
to know why remove this option and is there any modules or configuration for
replacing this option.

Thanks in advance!

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minfrin at sharp

Oct 23, 2009, 2:12 AM

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dreamice wrote:

> In the old version of httpd, such as early 2.0 version, there is a
> configuration option of CacheGcInterval.
> It is used to define the period of time (hour) to delete cache data that is
> larger than the max size.
> Unfortunately, httpd 2.2 version will not support this configuration. I want
> to know why remove this option and is there any modules or configuration for
> replacing this option.

Take a look at the htcacheclean tool, which can also run as a daemon.

Regards,
Graham
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