So the cache is cleared indiscriminately of all data older than say 10 mins, even if I don't tell drupal to clear the cache (either by calling cache_clear_all or creating a node etc.)? This is surely a maximum cache life too then, i.e. should be called just "cache lifetime" On 06/06/07, Stefan Borchert <stefan@borchert.cc> wrote:
Steven Jones schrieb:
Because "Minimum cache lifetime" keeps things in the cache for longer,
Errm, no. <quote from admin/settings/performance> "The minimum cache lifetime is the minimum amount of time that will go by before the cache is emptied and recreated." </quote> If you set it to "10 min" the cache is cleared every ten minutes (on the next page request).
greetings,
Stefan
On 05/06/07, Stefan Borchert <stefan@borchert.cc> wrote:
Why not use "Minimum cache lifetime" (can be found in admin/settings/performance)?
-- Regards Steven Jones