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Appended allowRemoteCacheManagement key into web.config to allow remote cache management (clear cache). #59

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@ezverev ezverev commented Mar 29, 2018

In smaller companies it is important to have an ability to enforce quick nuget updates. I suggest allowing the cache management be available for remote users via config.

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@ezverev Sorry for the delay in response!

If you can address the web.config feedback, I think we should merge your contribution. Thanks!

@@ -69,6 +69,8 @@
on a fixed 1-hour interval.
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<add key="enableFileSystemMonitoring" value="true" />
<!--Set allowRemoteCacheManagement to true to enable the "clear cache" and other cache operations initiated via requests originating from remote hosts.-->
<add key="allowRemoteCacheManagement" value="true" />
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I would set default to false, to match the default in code and existing behavior.

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ezverev commented Aug 28, 2018

I've made the requested change.

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