On Jan 13, 1:01 pm, Adrian Arnautu <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I think I find the problem.
> The keys like default_cake_sessions default_aros_acos default_acos and all
> the models like default_MODEL_NAME have an expiration of '+999 days'
>
> In cake/libs/cache.php at line 238 we have
> if (isset($settings['duration']) && !is_numeric($settings['duration'])) {
> $settings['duration'] = strtotime($settings['duration']) - time();}
>
> which translates to: get me the timestamp for +999 days and then substract
> from it the timestamp for current time which leaves 1970 + 999 days
under what circumstances does strtotime return an invalid timestamp
(1970 isn't a timestamp, and strtotime('+ 999 days') isn't 0 either) ?
> which
> invalidates my awsome memcache key/value. And of couse, if I'll use the file
> cache probably it will be rewritten each and every time, I haven't test
> this.
> So far I don't know why that subtraction is there, why it is needed the
> differernce as a result if someone can illuminate me, please do.
does "duration" sound ike a timestamp to you?
The docs for memcached would also make great reading:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/memcached.expiration.php
alternatively, create a test case that demonstrates something's
broken :)
AD
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