sthaug@nethelp.no wrote:
> Of course the string is not static. I just don't understand how it can
> be correct to free the string returned from hisGetDbz() in DoIPC(), as
> long as the (static) pointer to the same string in DoIPC() isn't set
> to 0. Next time around in DoIPC(), you'll free a block of memory which
> has already been freed.
Sorry, you're right of course.
> > Seems to be a sign of history "corruption". I'll look into it.
>
> Is there a good way of removing *one* article from the cache? Say I want
> to force a reload of this article from the upstream server the next time
> it is accessed.
You can simply remove the file that contains the article. There's currently
no support of refreshing the cache by the user.
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