André Warnier wrote:
Indeed.So either you create a sript/program that goes directly in the cache and clears the document (which would mean you can recalculate the hash that mod_cache uses for a given URL), or else you find another clever way.
This is yet another idea.I just downloaded the source code for the latest Apache, and had a look at the hashkeys related stuff.
That is support/htcacheclean.c modules/cache/cache_hash.h modules/cache/cache_hash.cI am not a C programmer, but the impression I get, is that it would not be so difficult to modify htcacheclean to add another command-line option to it. This command-line option would take the URL of a cached object, and go off and delete it from the cache.
Since that could be considered a useful addition "in general" to htcacheclean, maybe one of the mod_cache developers would be interested ?
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