Hi Richard >> I'm starting to have some performance issues and I'm trying everything >> I can to get past them. >> >> I do have httpd serving out my css, javascript, and images in the css >> to bypass tomcat. >> >> Anyone have any updated or better documentation for configuring >> ehcache than what we have on our website? I just looked, my cache file >> is 4.0 GB. I run a lot of publications, but that still seems unreal >> and is probably hurting me. I'm running our recommended settings from >> the production check list. What is going on here? >> >> Also, anyone doing caching via httpd's mod_cache functionality? >> I made some tests with mod_cache. Our problem was that i could not delete mod_cache entries (from our authoring environment), so that the publish workflow has no direct effect on the live page but you have to wait until the cache entry expires. If you can live with that drawback mod_cache certainly is a good and fast solution
>> Richard >> > > So it turns out our documentation does not fully identify the changes > needed to get the ehcache to not use eternal entries. I will try to get > it updated sometime this week. > One problem is that we use a quite old version of ehcache. I think it is 1.2. It seems that certain parameter as e.g. eternal are not available for cache configuration in this version: http://www.terracotta.org/confluence/display/integrations/EHCache+generic At least we configure ehcache with eternal = false but that has no effect :-( HTH Jann --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
