Re: Web Datablade - MI_WEBCACHELIFE, MI_WEBCACHECRON

leehaw@silkroute.com wrote: > Hi, > > I'm running: > > Solaris 2.6 > Netscape Enterprise Server 3.51 > IUS 9.14 UC3 > Web Datablade 3.32 UC2 (runs as CGI-BIN webdriver) > > As documented in Web Datablade release note, MI_WEBCACHELIFE currently doesn't > work. Workaround is to manually remove the cached large object. Has this been > resolved already? Not as far as I know up to 3.32.UC4. > Also, MI_WEBCACHECRON doesn't seem to work. It was documented in Web Datablade > User Guide as length of time between execution of cache cleanup. We tried > setting it to 1h but after an hour, the old/expired cached AppPages are still > there. I can't find anything on this in the Product Defect query engine at > www.informix.com. Is this a known issue? It is, and is documented in the release notes. I don't know when it's scheduled to be fixed. The workaround is the approach you've suggested, which would be best implemented via a cron job. > p.s. What's the correct owner/group and permission of the large object cache > directory? Could find it anywhere on User Guide, Release Note. By trial and > error, I found that mine work with user "nobody", group "nobody", mode 775. > nobody probably because my Netscape webserver is running as that user... Because webdriver (in either NSAPI or CGI form) will run with the same uid as the web server, the owner of the directory should be same as the uid running the web server, ie. 'nobody' in most cases. You could probably cut your directory permissions back to 700 if you wanted. Cheers, Chris. > > Thanks, tata. > > -- > :-) > Lee Haw, Ong > Internet Engineer > SilkRoute Ventures Pte Ltd > > -----------== Posted via Deja News, The Discussion Network ==---------- > http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Discuss, or Start Your Own