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Pierre Tissot	Tuesday 01 July 2008 2:06:41 am Hello, I have a site that is to very slow. The problem is that the site as lot of information on the contentview, the user dependent part is all in the cache-blocks, the module_reslut is the same for all users. They are two user groups in this site, those who see 10% of the site (anonymous) and the subscribers that see the all 100%. I have a crawler that runs at night and keep the cache-block with one day of validity (and it's fast), since I canot run the crawler with a specific user only 10% of the site is fast, and since the 10% are a demo site, it's not very efficient. It's possible to disable the contentview cache generation for each group? To have the same contentview for all users? thanks PiR
Vidar Langseid	Thursday 03 July 2008 2:03:55 am The viewcache takes roles into account (users with the same roles share the same viewcache. It is not possible to turn this behavior off. However, if 90% of your users are logged in, the view cache for those users should quite quickly be generated. I don't understand the need for generating the viewcache with a crawler then...... I am not sure it is a good advice, but it might be worth trying: It is also possible to use cache-blocks in view templates as well. You should then probably use the ignore_content_expiry to prevent all cacheblocks (used in view templates) from being expired whenever something new is published. URL could be used as key and maybe subtree_expiry as a mechanism for managing clearing of cache. Also the "expiry" should be used to increase the TTL of the cache file. see http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/reference/template_functions/miscellaneous/cache_block for cache-block documentation

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Pierre Tissot

Tuesday 01 July 2008 2:06:41 am

Hello,

I have a site that is to very slow. The problem is that the site as lot of information on the contentview, the user dependent part is all in the cache-blocks, the module_reslut is the same for all users.

They are two user groups in this site, those who see 10% of the site (anonymous) and the subscribers that see the all 100%. I have a crawler that runs at night and keep the cache-block with one day of validity (and it's fast), since I canot run the crawler with a specific user only 10% of the site is fast, and since the 10% are a demo site, it's not very efficient.

It's possible to disable the contentview cache generation for each group? To have the same contentview for all users?

thanks
PiR

Vidar Langseid

Thursday 03 July 2008 2:03:55 am

The viewcache takes roles into account (users with the same roles share the same viewcache. It is not possible to turn this behavior off.

However, if 90% of your users are logged in, the view cache for those users should quite quickly be generated. I don't understand the need for generating the viewcache with a crawler then......

I am not sure it is a good advice, but it might be worth trying:
It is also possible to use cache-blocks in view templates as well. You should then probably use the ignore_content_expiry to prevent all cacheblocks (used in view templates) from being expired whenever something new is published. URL could be used as key and maybe subtree_expiry as a mechanism for managing clearing of cache. Also the "expiry" should be used to increase the TTL of the cache file.

see http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/reference/template_functions/miscellaneous/cache_block
for cache-block documentation