Torben Nehmer wrote: > > Hmm... so, there are cache elements but only page elements... but > > midgard-pageresolve _does_ add the style elements? > > Right. It goes a step further: midgard-pageresolve actually cleans the > cache table and refills it with the correct value for one page. Look at > this:
Try running midgard-pageresolve -n. This will only refill the cache if it thinks it's stale. FWIW, the cache is (logically) current, because there are elements, so I expect midgard-pageresolve to do what MMP does (not re-fill the cache). The question remains why midgard-pageresolve does fill the cache, while MMP only does so partially. > > It doesn't do any harm (since it'll just trigger a cache refresh, but > > I'm changing it anyhow. It didn't need changing after all, I already had the -n switch for this. > OK, which means it is the same as I have by manually clearing > everything. Yes. > And it is the cause why you cannot trigger the problem with > midgard-pageresolve. It deletes the cache and, as shown above, the very > first call to the system is successful. Try this: clear the cache manually (DELETE FROM cache;), then run midgard-pageresolve with -n. Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
