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By bloid
via ibzi.net
Published: Feb 18 2007 / 05:47

Start caching all your PHP pages in 5 steps
Caching your pages can be pretty useful, especially if you have PHP-generated pages that uses a lot of MySQL queries. Once your pages are cached, your server won’t waste speed and RAM on regenerating the pages, it will just load it from the cache. I’m going to show you how to get PHP to cache your pages, and you can probably do this within 5 minutes.
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