[Phpgroupware-developers] email folder list and namespace caching is in

[Tony (Angles) Puglisi]

Committed 3:30 Eastern US time to HEAD cvs.

Here's how to turn it on:

Tony (Angles) Puglisi (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>Caching of server data (currently namespace and folder list) is coded, I'll 
>commit
>when I get to work tomarrow.
>
>You'll see an option on the email preferences page "cache server data whenever
>possible", check that to enable it.
>
>If you only use phpgw email app you are fine because it expires the cache if 
>the
>dcom class reports that the user (you) added, deleted, or renamed a folder(s).
>
>If you have public folders or for any reason the folder list may change 
>outside or
>your own doing, uncheck that option "cache server data whenever possible" and 
>do 1
>email request (page view) and your cache is gone. Then you can re-enable it.
>
>This is first-pass code but it does seem to speed things up quite a bit.
>
>
>Lars Kneschke (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>>> address@hidden schrieb:
>>> So far I can do all of that EXCEPT actually re-establish the stream.
>>> I've screwed around with some fsockopen and pfsockopen calls but I
>>> can't get this to work. around with some fsockopen and pfsockopen calls
>>> but I can't get this to work.
>>
>>I think this can't work this way. There is now way for you to know, that
>>same http-process handles your next page request. And i don't think that you
>>can easily take over socket from another process. Also if your are using php
>>as cgi, the process which ownes the socket, dies after the page deliverd to
>>the browser. But i don't know this really. THis are just some ideas... :)
>>
>>What we would need, is a php-application server which runs for ever in the
>>background. This server could do such things.
>>
>>Cu
>>
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