Date: Fri, 2 Dec 1994 20:33:36 +0100
Message-Id: <9412021933.AA11761@neon.mcom.com>
From: luotonen@neon.mcom.com (Ari Luotonen)
To: Multiple recipients of list <www-proxy@www0.cern.ch>
Subject: Re: What are the rules for caching?
> Hm, my observation is that the garbage collector still removes
> some stuff although KeepExpired is set "On". I haven't investigated
> that behaviour thoroughly, though.
Gc removes files that don't have cache info entries (in .cache_info
file), of which entries are corrupt. There may be some other
criteria, too. It's primarily trying to keep the cache clean of
inconsistencies. If you really want no garbage collection then say
"Gc Off".
> By the way, the "CacheSize Unlimited" feature doesn't seem to work.
> (But what do you expect from something undocumented.)
The above holds even with "CacheSize Unlimited". Maybe it's those
entries that you've seen being collected.
-- Cheers, Ari --