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> We ran it at an ISP I used to work at and it puked there as well.. the
> cache directory would never purge itself automatically... we had to go
> in and manually destroy the cache directory about once a day...

There's a signal you can send it to ask it to expire.
Split it over ports and then you can expire binaries differently.

Another alternative is newscache.


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