[horde] how do I get cache to work
Todd Long
todd at serverguys.com
Mon Aug 19 05:17:42 PDT 2002
This is a question that I've wondered myself.
Anyone have some pointers to making this work?
Todd
Oliver Schönrock wrote:
>
> I am running horde 2.1 with IMP 3.1, turba 1.0, kronolith 1.0, nag 1.0,
> and mnemo1.0.
>
> I have configured cache in horde.php for file system storage as follows:
>
> /**
> ** Cache System Settings
> **/
>
> // If you want to enable the Horde Cache, select a driver here.
> // This is used to speed up portions of Horde by storing
> // commonly processed objects to disk.
> // Valid values are 'none' (don't cache any objects),
> // 'file' (store objects in filesystem)
> // $conf['cache']['driver'] = 'none';
> $conf['cache']['driver'] = 'file';
>
> // Any parameters that the caching driver needs.
> // $conf['cache']['params'] = array();
> $conf['cache']['params']['dir'] =
> '/home/sites/www.schonrocks.com/web/horde/tmp';
>
> but I have been monitoring the above directory for any cache files, but
> so far I can't get any to appear during normal use of horde applications.
>
> My goal is to speed up the script running times, particularly for imp.
> Currently it takes 5 seconds (with insignificant data transfer time
> included) to pull up the inbox for the first time (and it doesn't
> improve on subsequent requests in the same session). Will cache speed
> this up? (obviously there are many delays involved here including the
> imap delay, but I thought cache of the objects should have some benefit).
>
> How do I know it is working? If it is not working (i presume it isn't)
> then how do I get it working?
>
> Thanks is advance
>
> Oliver Schönrock
>
>
>
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