Re: creating flat versions of php pages
| From: | electroteque | Date: | Mon, 24 Feb 2003 11:13:00 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: creating flat versions of php pages | ||
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i dont understand what you mean , anyway, this is a short term situation as
the site is pretty slow and cpu intensive, the setup is a sun solaris box
running apache 1.3 and php3 , just had a meeting today to push through apahe
2 and php 4.3 ut wont happen for a while , we need a solution in the next
month, we basically need a system that will trawl the site or the latest
news and flatten them so they are less taxing on the server as our last time
cost us dearly , 170,000 hits in one day !
so would flattening to html solve our problem or is the server going to get
hammered anyway ?
"Gonzo" <gonzo-list@nullcraft.com> wrote in message
news:34998.192.168.2.61.1046081917.squirrel@hermes.nirvani.net...
> > hi guys we have 2 very high traffic sites and we need
> > to be able to make these pages load faster , we are
> > coming up with a solution to make flat file versions of
> > the sites in the short term before we start using
> > caching technologhies is this the right way to go about
> > this ?
>
> I think anyone trying to answer this would need to know
> more about your setup. Caching is not necessarily the
> answer if a dynamic page is dynamic enough every time to
> be different. (Please keep this on-list)
>
> > also whats is the best way to parse a php page
> > ie foo.php?id=1, foo.php?id=2 with the contents of each
> > story to a file and update all the links. maybe with
> > naming conventions like foo/1.html, foo/2.html in a mod
> > rewrite style
>
> I like using Variables from URI:
>
> http://nirvani.org/software/variables_from_uri/
>
> Gonzo
>
>