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i want to set apache to cache some of the php scripts im run it off freebsd 7.0(witch rocks socks off for all you microsoft lubers).

befor i take the time to set up mod_cache how much will that speed up my site (load about .90 to.30 secs) and im trying to drop it to about .40 to .05 but i was also just wanting to know how much better is novells server or microsofts servers from apache? also how can i make apache more powerful?(also im running it with just apache and mysql and inetd on, no x11 or anything)...

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mod_cache and apache will only start showing its true potential when you put 100's of connections hitting the server.

As for dropping load times for 1 access from 1 computer from .4ms to .05ms. You would need to see where the time is spent - it is on establishing the connection/socket and/or the php script itself.

 

P.S. mod_cache rocks also.

-steve

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