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mod_cache doesn't re-cache expired content
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mod_cache doesn't re-cache expired content
------- Additional Comments From asmorgrav@yahoo.no 2004-06-05 14:35 -------
I have installed the patches provided in this PR on Apache 2.0.49 and done
extensive load testing. As far as I can tell, the cache now behaves correctly
(both mem_cache and disk_cache). Expired files are updated. Thanks Darron, for
providing the fixes.
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