Issue with cacheput/cacheget

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Hi there,
I have two websites running on Lucee 4.x. Each has it’s own context in
Tomcat.
Now it seems the cache is shared global. If site A does
cacheput(“hello”,“world”) site B can cacheget(“hello”).
Is this a bug or misconfiguration?

2

I’m not aware of a issue like this and I’m not familiar with your
installation so it is hard to say.
What cache type do you use, use a other one for testing, for example
“ram” then you know.

MichaAm Dienstag, 28. April 2015 schrieb Patrick Heppler :

Hi there,
I have two websites running on Lucee 4.x. Each has it’s own context in
Tomcat.
Now it seems the cache is shared global. If site A does
cacheput(“hello”,“world”) site B can cacheget(“hello”).
Is this a bug or misconfiguration?

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Hey Gert,
that was the issue. The default cache (RamCache) was defined in the server
admin. I now defined a default cache for each context in the web admin.
But i think the default cache defined in the server admin should have some
kind of mapping to the application to prevent this scenario.Am Mittwoch, 29. April 2015 13:09:13 UTC+2 schrieb Gert Franz:

Hey Patrick,

Have you tried defining the cache in the server admin as well?
Then the cache is shared between the two sites.

Gert

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Am 28.04.2015 um 16:42 schrieb Patrick Heppler <slash...@googlemail.com
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Hi there,
I have two websites running on Lucee 4.x. Each has it’s own context in
Tomcat.
Now it seems the cache is shared global. If site A does
cacheput(“hello”,“world”) site B can cacheget(“hello”).
Is this a bug or misconfiguration?

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Well, no.

Since you define a cache with a name exactly for that purpose perhaps. And how else would you want to share keys between apps?

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Hey Gert,

that was the issue. The default cache (RamCache) was defined in the server admin. I now defined a default cache for each context in the web admin.

But i think the default cache defined in the server admin should have some kind of mapping to the application to prevent this scenario.

Am Mittwoch, 29. April 2015 13:09:13 UTC+2 schrieb Gert Franz:

Hey Patrick,

Have you tried defining the cache in the server admin as well?

Then the cache is shared between the two sites.

Gert

Sent from somewhere on the road

Am 28.04.2015 um 16:42 schrieb Patrick Heppler <slash...@googlemail.com <javascript:> >:

Hi there,

I have two websites running on Lucee 4.x. Each has it’s own context in Tomcat.

Now it seems the cache is shared global. If site A does cacheput(“hello”,“world”) site B can cacheget(“hello”).

Is this a bug or misconfiguration?

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