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I'm not concerned with my scripts writing to the same namespace, it's more of a concern of a not-so-ethical user creating a script to write to the shared namespace.

I'm fully aware of the usage of FileCache, I'm using it to share data between two separate processes. I have one 'always-running' process that reads,resets,and acts upon "flags" created by separate 'short-running' scripts.

-Nitrox

In reply to Re: Adding a bit of security to Cache::FileCache by Nitrox
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