Chris Shiflett wrote:
Don't get too carried away here. It sounds like you are confusing two
entirely different things. Your earlier questions were related to
caching on the client, not on the server. Yes, PHP does have some
control over what the client caches through HTTP, but this is
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Does using the auto_prepend config option in the php.ini file act
exactly like and include() call.
An include call will read the file off disk ... will auto.prepend do the
same thing or will PHP keep the file in memory for quick
David Robley wrote:
Whether a document is kept in memory cache or not is not something that
php has any control over, I think; your operating system is generally what
looks after that.
Actually after asking the dev list I found that it *is* PHP can have
some control over.
That's one of
Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
David Robley wrote:
Whether a document is kept in memory cache or not is not something
that php has any control over, I think; your operating system is
generally what looks after that.
Actually after asking the dev list I found that it *is* PHP can have
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