> Hi - no - do you think that would help?
> I tried making the prefix of the cache different in case there was a
> conflict with other caching in the /tmp of the server but that hasn't
> worked, as the site has hung again just now. I will see if I can find some
> info on the lock thing, thanks.

Are you able to increase headroom on the server? More ram/cpu perhaps,
if on a VPS upgrade to the next one up.

If you can, install htop and keep an eye to see what's using the most
processes, php, mysql etc.

What server optimisations do you have in place, APC etc? Have a read
of http://www.pseudocoder.com/blog/8-ways-to-speed-up-cakephp-apps

Sounds like cake is running out of juice during busy periods and
you're getting broken cache files as a consequence. I think your
options are to upgrade your hardware or optimise your application.
It's not really a cake bug, but growing pains, by the sounds of it.

hth

Jon

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