[TYPO3-commerce] cache problems - no_cache is set on pages with commerce plugin

[Brian Bendtsen]

Den 22/08/12 10.18, Brian Bendtsen skrev:
> Den 16/08/12 10.48, Ingo Schmitt skrev:
>> Hi Brian,
>>
>> first of all you should Update to 0.13.x Version of Commerce.
>>
>> Commerce itselfs normally not stets no_cache, but if internally an
>> error occures it sets to no_cache to prevent caching and indexing the
>> website. So, you might check if the categories who are set by TS oder
>> in the Plugin are accessible.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Ingo
>>
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> After debugging a rather slow website using commerce, I found out
>>> that no_cache($GLOBALS['TSFE']->no_cache returns 1) is set on the
>>> page with the commerce plugin. I can't see where this is happening,
>>> but if I remove the commerce plugin, the no_cache returns 0.
>>>
>>> Any help is appreciated
>>>
>>> TYPO3 4.4.15
>>> Commerce 0.11.16
>>>
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>>>
>>> Brian Bendtsen
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>>
> Hi
>
> We have been testing a lot on the site and upgraded to 0.13 and narrowed
> the error down to a problem with chash calculation.
>
> The incoming cHash "f2dbbcb5b77495fa9ea534be2d2df870" and calculated
> cHash "6e95af53c34b7807dfc25bf5a68d639d" did not match, so caching was
> disabled. The fieldlist used was "encryptionKey,tx_commerce_pi1[catUid]"
>
> This is a random error, sometimes it does not?
>
> Any idea?
>
> We are running the site on php 5.2 even though commerce 0.13 said it
> required version 5.3 on install. Could this be an issue?
>
Hi again

I just noticed, it fails every other time.

the &cHash value changes every time you click a link in the menu 
(commerce category menu), form the valid one to a non-valid one.

-- 
Med venlig hilsen/Best Regards

Brian Bendtsen