Lars B. Jensen wrote:
I would use a cronjob to make the entry rather than a user, why let the
poor guy wait for you to create the content
You may have 2 requests both trying to
create the new cache entry, but that is much cleaner than having to
deal with locking. Do a tempnam() to get a temp fi
I would use a cronjob to make the entry rather than a user, why let the poor
guy wait for you to create the content
You may have 2 requests both trying to
create the new cache entry, but that is much cleaner than having to deal
with locking. Do a tempnam() to get a temp file to write to and the
Cabbar Duzayak wrote:
Hi All,
I am using PHP on Apache/Linux with mod_php4. I need to implement a
lazy cache for some resource which should be updated say every 1 hour
in a way that the first person who arrives after an hour will be
updating the cache. As you can imagine, I need to implement a writ
Hi All,
I am using PHP on Apache/Linux with mod_php4. I need to implement a
lazy cache for some resource which should be updated say every 1 hour
in a way that the first person who arrives after an hour will be
updating the cache. As you can imagine, I need to implement a write
lock in this case,
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