My problem is 2 fold.
First, I have a strong problem with authDBI and his cache:
If I change a user's information in my database , the cache is not rinsed.
"Well actually, it's normal" I thought. "let's wait for the cleanup delay of the cache, and it'll be ok."

I wait, and no change. What the heck: the cache is not cleaned?
After a lot of searching, we finally understood that the cache was cleaned if you waited the full cache cleanup delay AND if somebody elses logs in. Is this normal ?
For me it's a real pain and I'd really like the cache to be cleaned every 5 minutes, whatever the actions of the users.

Now for the second part of my question:
I went into AuthDBI source code, and this part seems strange to me : 
sub setCleanupTime {
    my $class        = shift;
    my $cleanup_time = shift;
    # sanity check
    $CleanupTime = $cleanup_time if ($cleanup_time =~ /\-*\d+/);
}

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Oh geez, nevermind I realize that my question is stupid while asking it :-(.
Does anybody has some feedback on my first point?

In reply to AuthDBI : Cache problem + potential error in source ? by Sihal

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