Most sites we make don't have that kind of static caching. we alway's have a caching front proxy that caches pages and images for about 5 minutes that removes the problem of extreme trafic.futher caching of parts of pages (like the navigation) is cached with oscache. for pages where a list of news item is listed we usualy depend on the query cache that uses the observer mechanims . item pages ,that don't change that often , can be cache with oscache for longer time (day's). oscache makes it possible to cache only parts of a page. so you still wil get request. others like to put oscache to longer periods and give the editors control to flush the cache. it's really up to you and greatly depends on the requirement. the great thing if you cache staticaly (wget) is that you can bring your site down and people won't notice. but it's also possible to do that if you have 2 mmbase instances running behind a load balancer. lots of solutions with each there problems :) greetings
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