Set maximum cache duration for service daemons to the right value #759
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This commit sets the maximum duration for cached data for service daemons to the proper amount. Previously it was multiplied by 60, probably a typo from a time when the assigned value was in minutes and not in seconds directly. Therefore the value was 60 times to high which leads to a massive amount of cached data which drags down the performance significantly.
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This commit sets the maximum duration for cached data for service daemons to the proper amount.
Previously it was multiplied by 60, probably a typo from a time when the assigned value was in minutes and not in seconds directly.
Therefore the value was 60 times to high which leads to a massive amount of cached data which drags down the performance significantly.