On Wed, May 09, 2007 at 02:14:33PM +0200, Ralf Hildebrandt wrote: > > > > Nice work Adrian! > > Definitely. > Struth Bruce! Nice one mate! Sort of quoting one of Yahweh's olde proverbs: "...squidmaster, cache thy self" Will the final site be cache-able? I don't have the web skills that you do, but I found the easiest way to make php's cache-able was to lynx dump the php to a .html, and have apache serve index.html in preference to index.phtml. Naturally, all links to pages must be to the .html and not the .php: $ cat /usr/local/site/bin/php2html #!/bin/ksh # the packet filter prevents local access to the public interfaces export http_proxy='http://localhost:80/' host=$1 host ${host} > /dev/null [ $? -ne 0 ] && { host ${host}; exit 1; } shift for source in $* do #echo ${source} | grep '.phtml$' || continue html=$(echo ${source} | sed 's~.phtml$~.html~') lynx -source ${host}/${source} > ${html}~ mv ${html}~ ${html} done I then build a file of phps to redirect into the above via find, grep & friends, to exclude items that need to be dynamic, such as contact forms and the like. I supose you could be more intelligent and only process the phps that are newer than the (non-existing?) corresponding static page: $ head php2html.list 404.phtml yes, apache is set to 404 on the static .html index.phtml faq/*.phtml pricing/index.phtml pricing/resellers.phtml .. .. -- Craig Skinner | http://www.kepax.co.uk | aye-right@xxxxxxxxxxx
