Re: [Slashcode-development] slash caching.

[Shane <sh...@lo...>]

restart apache, ie

apachetcl stop && sleep 10 && apachectl start

that'll do it. anytime you make a major change (ie  
sections/topics/vars) you either need to stop/start apache, or wait for  
all the apache processes to die so they'll load in the fresh data.

On Oct 30, 2003, at 12:17 PM, Chris Johnson wrote:

>      Anybody have a tutorial of the slash caching?  I reinstalled
> slash and recreated my task (which works by the way).  I just created
> a section which showed up immediately.  The I created a topic that
> didn't.  Itt's in he Topics page but doesn't show when I dd a new
> story.  I'm confused.  I know it's there because it's in the mysql
> topics table.  I've run into problems like his before and believe it
> to have something to do with caching, which I'd like very much to
> either turn off or shorten drasticly, unless someone has a better
> idea.
>
>      Thank much.
>
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