Hi @Gaja01 ,
To automate the clearing of the Dispatcher cache for a specific path, you can use the `curl` command to send a `PURGE` request to the Dispatcher. Here's an example of how you can achieve this:
1. Create a script: Create a script that takes the path as input and sends a `PURGE` request to the Dispatcher for that path. Here's an example script:
```bash
#!/bin/bash
# Set the Dispatcher URL
DISPATCHER_URL="http://localhost:80"
# Get the path from the input
PATH=$1
# Send a PURGE request to the Dispatcher for the path
curl -X PURGE "${DISPATCHER_URL}${PATH}"
```
Save this script as `clear-dispatcher-cache.sh` or any other name you prefer.
2. Make the script executable: Make the script executable by running the following command:
```bash
chmod +x clear-dispatcher-cache.sh
```
3. Run the script: Run the script with the path you want to clear the cache for as the input. For example:
```bash
./clear-dispatcher-cache.sh /htdocs/content/admin/gaja/file.1
```
This will send a `PURGE` request to the Dispatcher for the specified path, which will clear the cache for that path.
You can schedule this script to run automatically using a cron job or any other scheduling mechanism. For example, you can schedule it to run every hour or every day to ensure that the cache is cleared regularly.
