Definition: The 'CacheConfiguration.conf' file is a configuration file used by many web servers. It defines which cache directories to use for storing temporary files, and how to handle these files after they have expired or been removed from storage. For example, if you're using an Apache server with multiple caches, this could be the configuration file: ``` # The following are some default paths for your cache directory. # Don't change these unless you know what you're doing. cache: directories: /var/www/html/cache/ directories: /var/www/html/static-cache/ directories: /var/www/html/data-cache/ directories: /var/www/html/img-cache/ ``` This file specifies the locations where Apache will cache files in memory. In this case, it's recommended to use one or more of these directories for caching files so that they are stored on disk instead of in memory and can be retrieved much faster.
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