I searched the web but couldn't find anything about this. If I hold the Refresh Key F5 my perl script dies with Couldn't rename CGI_Cache\content\4\5\3\4534b4c894c4e72ddb0480068c379c5dad798c0e.tmp1984 to CGI_Cache\content\4\5\3\4534b4c894c4e72ddb0480068c379c5dad798c0e at C:/Perl/site/lib/Cache/FileBackend.pm line 572. This happens occasionally. did I do anything wrong, or is this a multi-user problem with CGI-Cache called from several processes with the same key. Why are the files renamed ? They are not expired yet ! I am using Perl 5.8 CGI::Cache installed with ppm ( ActiveState ) WIN 2003 Server standard IIS 6 ( latest ) Could anyone help me with this ? here some of the code : 

use CGI::Cache;

 #Set up cache
 CGI::Cache::setup( { cache_options =>
                      { cache_root => 'CGI_Cache',
                        namespace => 'content',                       
+ 
                        max_size => 2 * 1024 * 1024 * 1024  ,
                        default_expires_in => (24-(localtime(time))[2]
+).' hours',
#                        stderr_filehandle => $stderr,
                      }
                    } );

 my @cachekey=@parameter;
 CGI::Cache::set_key(@cachekey);
 $cacheit=1;
 CGI::Cache::start() or eval {$dbh = GetSql->disconnect_dbi(1) if $dbh
+; 
 $elapsed=tv_interval ( $gettimeref );
 exit;};

CGI::Cache::stop() if $cacheit;

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In reply to CGI::Cache problems in FileBackend.pm by Maddy

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