Fellow monks, I have a problem using AuthDBI: I can't seem to clean up the cache...
What I mean is that I had an error in my database, so I delete the wrong entry, restarted apache, and tried to login in my site.

AuthDBI wouldn't let me in...
So i set up the debuglevel 2: and I see in my error log that each time I try to login, AuthDBI finds the old entry in the cache and uses it instead of the new one...
So I set up the CleanUp delay to 0 which normally would mean that we flush the cache after any request, but with no improvement....
If anyone has any hints about what is going on, i'd be most grateful....

In reply to AuthDBI and his cache by Sihal

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