I should add that don't seem to see this problem with bin/merb but do see it
with my nginx+passenger setup.  I just recompiled both the latest versions
and still see the problem. The nginx server is in production so sees a lot
more traffic than my casual hand testing with bin/merb.

The nginx.conf is basic and shouldn't directly cause this problem.

Seems that somehow merb-cache decides at some point action cache would be
faster for car show and takes a snapshot with a particular id and freezes
that in the cache.

Caching show action for something that depends on an id is meaningless
anyway, no?



On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 4:42 PM, Ming <[email protected]> wrote:

> I've been using an edge version of merb from two or three months ago.
>
> I recently noticed an odd problem when using page and action caching.
>
> I have a class Car with
>
>   cache :index, :show
>
> in the controller.
>
> In init.rb,
>
>    register(:page_store,
> Merb::Cache::PageStore[Merb::Cache::FileStore], :dir => Merb.root /
> "public")
>    register(:action_store,
> Merb::Cache::ActionStore[Merb::Cache::FileStore], :dir => Merb.root /
> "tmp")
>    register(:default,
> Merb::Cache::AdhocStore[:page_store, :action_store])
>
> After a server restart, pages requested with the show action get file
> cached as expected:
>
>   http://localhost/cars/1 -> /public/1.html
>   http://localhost/cars/2 ->/public/2.html
>   http://localhost/cars/3 -> /public/3.html
>
> However, after a few more such requests
>
>  http://localhost/cars/4 -> /public/4.html
>
> /public/4.html has the content of some other similar request, say
> 3.html
> All subsequent such requests have the content of 3.html whatever the
> id.
>
> In /tmp, I see
>
>  /tmp/Cars#show
>
> with the content of 3.html
>
> I fixed this by omitting action cache:
>
>    register(:page_store,
> Merb::Cache::PageStore[Merb::Cache::FileStore], :dir => Merb.root /
> "public")
>    register(:default, Merb::Cache::AdhocStore[:page_store])
>
> Is this a bug or am I misunderstanding the cache and coding
> incorrectly?
>
> TIA

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