You need to better describe what you are trying to achieve.
>From what I understand you are trying to read a document which is cached by
>Apache and occasionally modified somehow by a script.
If you know the frequency at which the file will change, you might consider
including or something
li
On 9 Jun 2005 20:45:19 -, abc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Any pointers Joshua
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> On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 abc wrote :
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> >Hi experts...
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> >Our new Apache 1.3's perl module is reading a file. Now even if I delete
> that file, the app works because Apache is caching that f
Any pointers Joshua
On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 abc wrote :
>Hi experts...
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>Our new Apache 1.3's perl module is reading a file. Now even if I delete that file, the app works because Apache is caching that file. The problem is it not picking up the changes made to that file. So we have to restart t
Hi experts...
Our new Apache 1.3's perl module is reading a file. Now even if I delete that file, the app works because Apache is caching that file. The problem is it not picking up the changes made to that file. So we have to restart the Apache every time we change the file. We don't want that.
