Le 02/11/08 à 08:55, Michael Prasuhn <
mike@...> a écrit :
> >> $conf['site_offline'] = '1';
> >>
> >> 's:1:"1";' is a serialized value used to store PHP variables in a
> >> database column. It is basically short hand for, "a string whose
> >> length is 1 character(s), and contains the character 1."
> >
> > Thanks, but it's not enough, because cache I guess.
>
> I assume you have page caching turned on, and that is what you are
> referring to. Just to be clear, the $conf values supplied from
> setttings.php are *never* cached between page requests.
What I did :
- site is online, I'm not loggued
- I write
$conf['site_offline'] = '1';
at the end of my setttings.php
=> site is still online on homepage (even with flushing browser cache), but is offline on another page not displayed before
- conf['site_offline'] = '0';
- site is still offline until I ask for another page (node/xxx not displayed before)
if I do (directly in mysql, not in php code)
TRUNCATE TABLE cache_page;
just after changing $conf['site_offline'] in settings.php (and before asking any page), it works fine, so I guess that
online/offline pages are cached, so just changing $conf doesn't change anything for web client, until caches are cleared.
Pb is that drupal_flush_all_caches() function isn't yet definded in settings.php, so just changing something in settings.php
can't toggle the site online/offline.
It's not a big pb, I will write a little mysql script to put all drupal websites online/offline, I just thought changing
settings was enough.
Thanks for help anyway (I learnt something about string storage in variable table).
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Daniel
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