[aegir] Skinr/Block Caching Issue

[Trent Stromkins]

I have been doing some testing, and it is only the users that have logged in that keep cache. So I think it is a Memcached issue, or Authcache. What is the expiry of these caches?
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Trent Stromkins
Small Robot - Well Designed Web & Print Media


On 2010-09-14, at 12:30 AM, Grazyna Jaworska wrote:

Hi Trent,

If this site is managed in an Octopus instance,
try to rename it (or clone for development)
with "devel" in subdomain.

It will automatically turn off all hardcoded
caching, also that one in Aegir natively enabled,
so you will be able to turn on/off caching
on the admin performance screen.

Don't forget to disable there css/js optimization.

Also, just in case, flush there the cache
(or drush cc via ssh), and if you are using
views, go to views UI tools and flush there
views cache, as it is not flushed when you
hit clear caches on the performance page.

If that still gives you some "cached" results
and you enabled "cache" module, it can be related
to the redis/memcache used for logged in users.

If that is the case, restart it all as root:

$ killall memcached; bash /var/xdrago/memcache.sh
$ killall redis-server; service redis start

You could also restart mysql to make sure
it is not mysql query cache related:

$ service mysql restart

Hope that helps.
Grace
Omega8.cc

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