On 2001.06.04, Rob Mayoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Can someone let me know which one is correct so I can stop worrying
> > about it?
>
> ns_include_adp will stat the file on every request. If ADP caching is
> enabled, and the ADP is in the cache, and the file on disk hasn't
> changed since the ADP was cached, then ns_adp_include will use the
> cached version of the ADP. Otherwise it will load the ADP from disk.
> (Maybe not really from disk; the kernel might have the file contents in
> its cache.)
>
> Search for "ADP Tuning" at <http://aolserver.com/docs/config.adp> to see
> how to enable the cache.
Is there any way to flush something from the ADP cache? Is there
a way to specify during an ADP's execution to not cache it?
I have ADP's that use 'source' and 'package require' while the ADP
may not change, the files that get source'd and require'd may. So,
maybe 10 of my ADP's should be cached, but one shouldn't. Any
thoughts?
- Dossy
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