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Use user information in cache name to prevent conflicts #188
Use user information in cache name to prevent conflicts #188
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Currently the cache file is named based only on the cluster host, which means that two users on the same system accessing the same cluster could be writing to the same file, leading to permissions errors. Now we will use the current user as well as the cluster host in the name, to prevent conflicts.