Hello,
On Jul 22, 2009, at 24:15 , Dave Cheney wrote:
Hi Johan,
Can you not just delete the cache files on disk ?
We tried this but encountered problems, so we're currently populating
the nginx cache from python in the cases where we need purging instead
of pulling stuff trough nginx.
Cheers
On 21/07/2009, at 10:34 PM, Johan Bergström wrote:
Hey guys (and girls)
We're using fastcgi_cache/proxy_cache quite extensively at our
sites, and are in dire need of purging content from our cache.
Explicit files will do in our case, but I clearly see the point of
wildcards. The only config option I can think of (except modifying
parts related to proxy_cache and fastcgi_cache such as
proxy_cache_methods) is some kind of "allow_purge" ACL that is
similar to the allow-directive already found in Nginx.
We can offer funding for such a feature if feasible assuming this
is open sourced and preferably ends up in upstream if Igor sees
fit. Please contact me off list for further discussion if you're
interested!