When using boost on a multidomain site, the boost cache expires with cron only on the default domain.

For example on a site with the default domain example.com, and the extra domains test.example.com and test.com, the static cache on test.example.com and test.com will not expire when cron runs.

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#1 boost.patch944 bytesthomasdegraaff

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thomasdegraaff commented
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Patch for 7.x-1.0-beta2 attached.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

the static cache on test.example.com and test.com will not expire when cron runs.

That is by design, so that flushing one domain doesn't affect another. I haven't looked at the patch yet but does it have selection ? There are a lot of multi-domain sites where one really would not want to be flushing everywhere..

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thomasdegraaff commented

A, ok, didn't think of that. :)

Anyhoes, people who do need to expire cache over multiple domains can use this patch. (Management in my case is all througt the default domain, ssl only on the default domain.)

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do_ocrat commented

Hello,

I'm having this issue on our website and wondering how I go about applying this patch?

Thanks!

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Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Better talk to Thomas, this patch is unsupported for the reason above (though may prove useful for some).

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Just a bit clearer that it concerns cron cache expire.