[timeout] entries. For example, we could set * a timeout of 1800 for index.php: * 'index.php' => '1800' * * In the case where the PHP script is in a subdirectory, use the relative path from webroot: * 'somedirectory/index.php' => '1800' * * If you have having any issues with memcached not being available, you should just comment out these array entries. * It would also make sense to do this if you are developing / testing, since caching stuff would just confuse you. */ $cache_config = array( 'addon.php' => 900, 'author.php' => 900, 'comments.php' => 900, 'extensions.php' => 900, 'faq.php' => 900, 'feeds.php' => 900, 'history.php' => 900, 'index.php' => 20, 'pfs.php' => 1800, 'plugins.php' => 1800, 'policy.php' => 900, 'recommended.php' => 900, 'rss.php' => 900, 'search-engines.php' => 900, 'search.php' => 900, 'themes.php' => 900, 'update.php' => 900 ); /** * memcache configuration. * * The memcache_config array lists all possible memcached servers to use in case the default server does not have the appropriate key. */ $memcache_config = array( 'localhost' => array( 'port' => '11211', 'persistent' => true, 'weight' => '1', 'timeout' => '1', 'retry_interval' => 15 ) ); /** * Content type configuration. * * Array contains [script name] => [content type string] entries. These entries flag files that need to have a specific * content-type that is not text/html. */ $contentType_config = array( 'update.php' => 'text/xml; charset=utf-8', 'rss.php' => 'text/xml; charset=utf-8', 'pfs.php' => 'text/xml; charset=utf-8' ); ?>