Rails - Aug 2006 - Fragment cache creates folder for each URL.

I''ve got a site that uses fragment cache stored in tmp/cache.
When you access it as http://www.site.com it creates a folder 
tmp/cache/www.site.com.

Likewise, when you access it http://site.com it creates af older 
tmp/cache/site.com

I believe it does the same with sessions, though I store those in the 
DB. How do I go about fixing this? Can i redirect using .htaccess or 
Webmin?

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On Thursday 10 August 2006 06:45, JazzIs wrote:
> I''ve got a site that uses fragment cache stored in tmp/cache.
> When you access it as http://www.site.com it creates a folder
> tmp/cache/www.site.com.
>
> Likewise, when you access it http://site.com it creates af older
> tmp/cache/site.com
>
> I believe it does the same with sessions, though I store those in the
> DB. How do I go about fixing this? Can i redirect using .htaccess or
> Webmin?
afaik you need to address this at the web server and redirect all requests for 
http://site.tld to http://www.site.tld

e.g. htaccess

Redirect 301 / http://www.site.tld/

which permanently redirect all requests

better for your seo too