Bhavin Turakhia wrote:
>> Really hard to decide autonomously for Midgard without hints from the
>> site builder. The page that ends up being served to your visitor could
>> depend on the user, the browser, the phase of the moon... no way for
>> Midgard to decide whether the page needs regeneration. The site author
>> can, however, and emitting the correct 'Expires' tag, in combination
>> with a server-side cache like squid.
>
>
> a whole lot ofpeople once finishe building do not have rebuilding needs and
> can make an intelligent compromise between having to manualy trigger
> rebuilding and speed.
>
> for instance once my website is over id rather all pages get cached. and if
> i go change a section i can fire a command to rebuild that section's cache.
If you're looking for a 'long-time' caching, you can also use wget to
suck your dynamic site out to flat html, then when you change something,
run wget again and all is in the 'cache'...
> bhav
>
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Best Regards,
David Guerizec Free Software Developer
Aurora R&D [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Midgard core developer http://www.midgard-project.org/
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