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What I've seen done in these cases is you'd use mod_rewrite or an alias and have it pass the path sent to a single script. This script would the n parse the path to get the username and would query and database, pull the users information and output it according to a template.

What I've seen done in these cases is you'd use mod_rewrite or an alias and have it pass the path sent to a single script. This script would the n parse the path to get the username and would query and database, pull the users information and output it according to a template.

 

that's what i would recommend. only because you'll save harddisk space AND you'll conserve resources. if you're running an apache server, this can be relatively easy.

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