At 9:39 PM on 11 Sep 2008, R. Hicks wrote: > What scenarios benefit from that? I am running under CGI and the > pages don't change a whole lot.
I assume you're referring to the 'COMPILE_DIR' setting... and in your case I'm sure you would see a benefit, with little to no cost. The fact that it's CGI doesn't matter with COMPILE_DIR, since the compiled templates are stored on disk, and can be reused by multiple processes. I would suggest that you not place your COMPILE_DIR under /tmp, since I've encountered problems after reboots where the permissions are changed by the boot scripts, and the template cache directory is no longer accessible to the websites. I've implemented a work-around in my boot scripts, but I didn't realize until just now that I could just place my cache directory somewhere else. :-) -- C. Chad Wallace, B.Sc. The Lodging Company http://www.skihills.com/ OpenPGP Public Key ID: 0x262208A0 Debian Hint #1: You can report a bug in a package with the 'reportbug' command, which is available in the reportbug package, or by using the graphical frontend 'reportbug-ng'.
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