> > i once looked at the pages in the cache and saw that there are also > > some .html pages cached. > ... Possibly you have the > x-bit-hack feature turned on (not sure what it does to be honest), and > with this feature, even html pages get run through php. And, as phpa > just > caches what php gets to process, your html files get cached too. > > You should be able to avoid this by setting phpa to ignore html files. > e.g. try phpa.ignore_files = ".html" > > in your php.ini. Restart, and check the cache again. > > nick > Just another small question again: Is it such a bad idea to exclude html-pages from being cached? Most PHP-People have some HTML-files on their servers so it may be a good idea to cache them too. A flag "phpa_just_cache_in_shm=*.htm*" would be nice to exclude the files from being processed. May be an idea, when shm-buffer is extended over the 32MB limit in future, isn't it? Regards, Sascha -- Diese Mail wurde über AalenCity.com versendet. www.AalenCity.com - die Community mit Herz! Chat, Forum, Gästebücher, Mailsystem und vieles mehr... ------------------------------------------------------------------------ www.php-accelerator.co.uk Home of the free PHP Accelerator To post, send email to phpa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe, email phpa-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with subject unsubscribe