Can I change how mod_disk_cache stores content on disk?

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Hi guys,
is it possible to use a different directory structure/file names for storing content from mod_disk_cache? I don't see anyway to configure this so I assume not.

I'm running an experiment which needs to collect http objects (html pages, images, CSS, JavaScript, etc) and store them in some easy to access/analyze structure. Something like:

.../device-mac-addr/timestamp/url-or-domain-would-be-nice/content/

under content/ goes
 * the actual content
 * the headers
 * any referenced content in a subdir if this is an HTML page

I was using Apache with mod_proxy and mod_disk_cache but it looks like I can't get the above structure easily. Please advise of any alternatives.

Thanks,
Alex

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