On Friday, November 15, 2002, at 06:26 AM, Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
You run into the "how many things do you want to force an admin to build, maintain and rely on"?+1. I wonder if you couldn't largely acheive those results by fronting your archive w/ squid (he says, having never set up a squid server). Say your archives are always built on demand, but squid thinks they're static and feeds them out if they're in its cache. To regen from scratch you blow away the cache and let it warm up again.
I won't argue against it, but it's not the way I'd take it. I'd rather stuff things into a database and build static pages out of them as requested. Or perhaps a better way would be to store messages static, meta-data in a database, and build indexes on the fly, since the messages won't change....
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