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I am not familiar with Cache Lite. Could you please explain the folder depth
concept?
Original comment by joe.lencioni
on 2 May 2011 at 6:00
Cache Lite is for caching rendered page elements on disk. Similar to SLIR it
puts the md5 hashed filenames in a cache folder. However, the folder tends to
get huge which makes it nearly impossible to navigate through it's files or
sometimes even delete them (argument quantity limit on linux).
To resolve this, cache lite allows you to enable subfolders in the cache
folder. the subfolder structure is based on the first n chars of the cache
files.
if a file is named '6219xiasdh72khUao" the application will put it and look for
it in
..../rendered/6/62/621/6219xiasdh72khUao
the example assumes a depth of 3.
depth of 1: .....rendered/6/6219xiasdh72khUao
depth of 5: .....rendered/6/62/6219/6219x/6219xiasdh72khUao
I quickly ported the main functionality over to SLIR (it's just 3 lines here
and there), but when it came to symlinks I had to give up ;)
Original comment by Mar...@gmail.com
on 2 May 2011 at 7:11
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
Mar...@gmail.com
on 2 May 2011 at 2:23