just a follow-up to let you know that getting mod_perl working (i
didn't realize it was so involved) was the key to speeding things up.
you were absolutely correct that the speedup from mod_perl is way more
helpful than caching templates. thanks for the help and my apology
for accusing ht
2009/3/24 mailbin
> thanks for the fast response, guys. i really appreciate the help. you're
> correct that i'm not running mod_perl. i thought simply loading mod_perl
> was sufficient but obviously i was wrong, so i'm now in the process of
> puzzling how to get this mod_perl thingy working. :
thanks for the fast response, guys. i really appreciate the help.
you're correct that i'm not running mod_perl. i thought simply
loading mod_perl was sufficient but obviously i was wrong, so i'm now
in the process of puzzling how to get this mod_perl thingy working. :)
cheers,
tom
touris
On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 5:39 PM, Dawid Joubert wrote:
> One problem you may find with the built-in caching is how it determines
> if a file has changed. It does this by getting the last modified time of the
> file and then comparing it to the cache version.
>
> You should look into whether the m
store one copy of the template and
that was on the memcached server.
Regards
Dawid Joubert
- Original Message -
From: Sam Tregar
To: mail...@comcast.net
Cc: html-template-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tuesday, March 24, 2009 8:45 PM
Subject: Re: [htmltmpl] using cache
2009/3/24
> as a new user to html::templates i've found it pretty easy to use but
> quite slow. i've turned on cache'ing but there is still no
> improvement and apache's log indicates that the files are being loaded
> each time. so, what am i doing wrong? i've included the perl code i
> use to
