U need disallow useless requests, for example .png .mp4,mb some .js / .css e.t.c. and u need to test, that ur denied requests dont impact ur script normall work
Activate cache in script
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I'm wondering as it is enough to use the "Cache mask allow" with mask "*" to save all the cache data in the local profile while surfing or is there something more needed? I'm asking as I created an auto surfing script but the profiles doesn't seem to get much bigger. I checked and the cookies are saved in the local profile (Profilepath\Default\cookies) but the "Profilepath\Default\cookies" folder includes allways the same files with the same size (before let the script surf the web and after).
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@morpheus93 said in Activate cache in script:
I'm wondering as it is enough to use the "Cache mask allow" with mask "*" to save all the cache data in the local profile while surfing or is there something more needed? I'm asking as I created an auto surfing script but the profiles doesn't seem to get much bigger. I checked and the cookies are saved in the local profile (Profilepath\Default\cookies) but the "Profilepath\Default\cookies" folder includes allways the same files with the same size (before let the script surf the web and after).
The cache in the profile is saved automatically, you do not need to do anything else. The "Cache mask allow" action does not affect the process of creating the actual cache in the profile in any way.
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@Fox said in Activate cache in script:
@morpheus93 said in Activate cache in script:
I'm wondering as it is enough to use the "Cache mask allow" with mask "*" to save all the cache data in the local profile while surfing or is there something more needed? I'm asking as I created an auto surfing script but the profiles doesn't seem to get much bigger. I checked and the cookies are saved in the local profile (Profilepath\Default\cookies) but the "Profilepath\Default\cookies" folder includes allways the same files with the same size (before let the script surf the web and after).
The cache in the profile is saved automatically, you do not need to do anything else. The "Cache mask allow" action does not affect the process of creating the actual cache in the profile in any way.
Thank you very much @Fox for your prompt and helpful answer.
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@morpheus93 said in Activate cache in script:
@Fox Btw, for what exactly is the "Cache mask allow" step in a script needed?
Cache in BAS is roughly speaking a virtual copy of the physical profile data, to work with it and need the actions "Cache Mask Allow" and "Cache Mask Deny". In order to add or not to add data to the virtual copy of the physical profile cache data.