> Maybe excessive logging with $this->log()?
As far as I can see we aren't using any logging function. As I
mentioned, disk space isn't being eaten up so it must be temp files of
some sort
> Or is the kernel swapping to/from disk?
There is plenty of RAM on this Mac (and plenty spare)
top says...
PhysMem: 489M wired, 521M active, 801M inactive, 1.77G used, 2.24G
free
VM: 7.71G + 86.6M 85885(3) pageins, 0(0) pageouts
> Take a look at the fs_usage(1) tool,
fs_usage tells me there are two tasks writing to disk, httpd and
cronolog (the Apache server logs are piped to it). I turned off Apache
logging and it made no discernible difference to the amount of data
being written.
I stopped the Apache server and all the disk activity stopped.
So referring to my original question, does setting
define('CACHE_CHECK', true); to define('CACHE_CHECK',false); actually
stop cake writing cache files or only stop it from serving cached
pages (this is what the comments in core.php seem to suggest to me).
Is there a way to stop all cache writing?
In some of the controllers the developer (sorry I didn't write it all
just trying to fix it) has put..
$this->cacheAction = '';
Is it correct that this stops it being cached?
Paul
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