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>From: koreth@ssyx.ucsc.edu (Steven Grimm)
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Subject: v02i023: dcache -- configurable disk cache
Keywords: arc, uuencode
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Submitted-by: uunet!mcvax!ruuinf!atze (Atze Dijkstra)
Posting-number: Volume 2, Issue 23
Archive-name: dcache

[I haven't had time to test this, but it's been sitting in the
 queue for a while.  Caveat emptor. -sg]

here is my contribution to the PD: (yet) another cache
which I wrote between the discussions
about turbodos and some days ago.
I think it offers some nice possibilities to be manipulated which
cannot be found in other caches known to me. E.g. it is
possible to turn on/off writethrough and usage of the cache
for different drives seperately.
Also the cache can easily be configured via a configuration
file.
Manipulating the cache is done by either using a desk accessory
or by invoking the cache again with the appropriate arguments
(if one is working from some shell).
The software is public domain, in the documentation I
only asked for a small amount of money to be sent to me on
a voluntary basis.
The rest of the file is arc'ed and uue'd and includes documentation.
The cache works fine with me (well ofcourse , I wrote it myself).

Greetings,

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