The folder cache occupies 12 gigabytes us, and the site has not been taken into production, is in test mode, it is possible that the folder reaches this size? Is there a way, to have enabled cache without taking up both the cache folder?
The folder cache occupies 12 gigabytes us, and the site has not been taken into production, is in test mode, it is possible that the folder reaches this size? Is there a way, to have enabled cache without taking up both the cache folder? |
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You most likely are not getting an answer because no one knows the answer. https://www.deanbassett.com |
The size you mention, it's your public cache folder, or cache folder? |
I have never heard of caching taking up that much space. The /cache folder normally holds all the caching for profiles and PHP files called. The /cache_public is the area where the template caching (css, jsp, etc.) are kept. How you are getting a cache folder that size is beyond me. Even with thousands of images, hundreds of videos and music, my cache folder never even got that close. Nothing to see here |
The size you mention, it's your public cache folder, or cache folder? Thats my cache folder. The cache_public is even smaller. https://www.deanbassett.com |
I deleted the cache content, and nothing but take 20 minutes and covers 200 megs .... Is there any way of knowing which modules I have installed work with cache? |
If you have caching enabled, it is not based on a 'per module' basis. It caches all the 'site' content. PHP pages, database queries, template css, js pages, etc. See my previous post. Nothing to see here |
if you are running a default install of dolphin, and you dont have 300K fake profiles, then you have a bad install is what i would venture to say. what are the files that are taking up 20GB of disk space in the cache DIR?
turn off caching from your dolphin admin panel, and see if that stops the cache directory from filling up, then one by one, re initiate caching on each component, and see if you can determine when the craziness starts. When a GIG is not enough --> Terabyte Dolphin Technical Support - Server Management and Support |
In principle, already solved the problem was due to an error in one of the modules, which we had installed, and every minute generated files in the folder, once fixed this issue, now is at 5 MB cache, is and the normal size or not? |
if your site is newly deployed, then yes, 5mb is still overly large for a non-populated environment.
what was the module? In principle, already solved the problem was due to an error in one of the modules, which we had installed, and every minute generated files in the folder, once fixed this issue, now is at 5 MB cache, is and the normal size or not?
When a GIG is not enough --> Terabyte Dolphin Technical Support - Server Management and Support |
The site is new but not new, it has several extra modules installed (about 15-20 modules in addition to the default of BoonEx, and have been uploading files, preparing content, say that is not newly installed dolphin, a few months we prepared).
The module, which caused the cache it was a news feed module, but have solved the problem quickly. |