daenufrey

I was wondering if later versions of Laravel are automatically protecting against cache slams?

Or is it always up to the developer to protect the cache acceess (i.e. by some locking mechanisms)?

Hi,

Laravel is successfully deleting my temporary zip files after a full download when using the following code:

    public function downloadZip($locale, $hash) {
        $eventDate = $this->getEventDate($locale, $hash);
        $images = $this->getEventImages($eventDate);

        $zipFileName = Str::random() . '.zip';
        $this->zipImageFiles($zipFileName, $images);

        // return the file and delete it after download
        return Response::download(
            $zipFileName,
            'event-photos.zip',
            array('Content-Type: application/octet-stream','Content-Length: '. filesize($zipFileName))
        )->deleteFileAfterSend(true);
    }

However, if the user cancels the download in the browser, the file is not deleted.

Is there a way to delete the file on cancellation directly using the response? Or is there no way around a crone job deleting old files?

Thanks for your help and cheers,

Dani