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  2. RUNTIME-3772

Schedule LDAP group and user caches cleaning

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      Hello,

      I want to schedule LDAP group and user caches to be deleted every 2 hours.

      Can you give me the procedure (doc?).

      Thank you

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          [RUNTIME-3772] Schedule LDAP group and user caches cleaning

          Raphaël Franchet added a comment -

          Please use the form https://www.ametys.org/forum/ for such questions

          Additionnally, for your information, some evols tickets are opened (but not planned yet) on the subject ; such as CMS-11405 or RUNTIME-3594

          Raphaël Franchet added a comment - Please use the form https://www.ametys.org/forum/ for such questions Additionnally, for your information, some evols tickets are opened (but not planned yet) on the subject ; such as CMS-11405 or RUNTIME-3594

          Sébastien ROUDIERE added a comment -

          Thanks

          I think that my CRON expression was bad.

          Sébastien ROUDIERE added a comment - Thanks I think that my CRON expression was bad.

          Bérénice Maurel added a comment -

          Hello sroudiere,

          From the CMS administration screen (/_admin in CMS context), you can add a schedule task by the button "Add task" accessible from "Operations" ribbon ("Exploitation" in french).

          Then you can empty the cache you want with a CRON expression to schedule it every 2 hours:

          I'm not sure it is the right CRON expression in the example above.

          Regards,
          Bérénice

          Bérénice Maurel added a comment - Hello sroudiere , From the CMS administration screen (/_admin in CMS context), you can add a schedule task by the button "Add task" accessible from "Operations" ribbon ("Exploitation" in french). Then you can empty the cache you want with a CRON expression to schedule it every 2 hours: I'm not sure it is the right CRON expression in the example above. Regards, Bérénice

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