fix malformed uid string in getter #3338
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Signed-off-by: Christian Richter <crichter@owncloud.com>
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The rediscache returns a uid in the format of
<tablename>uid:<someuid>in the getterthis results in issues when trying to delete the key from the cache store, because
the Delete function will prepend the table name to the string which will not be resolvable in redis
(e.g.
<tablename><tablename>uid:<somuid>)refs owncloud/ocis#4772