I would hear how a cgi page can be cached? Anonymous coward said in a post that "cache cgi" or something like that. A cgi script mostly (as in my case) creates pages on-the-fly and one header routine so when you can do some trick on meta tag. When you do that all the pages are then cached. Some problems may arise in such a caching solution. Is there anything different from that for caching cgi scripts.
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I would hear how a cgi page can be cached? Anonymous coward said in a post that "cache cgi" or something like that. A cgi script mostly (as in my case) creates pages on-the-fly and one header routine so when you can do some trick on meta tag. When you do that all the pages are then cached. Some problems may arise in such a caching solution. Is there anything different from that for caching cgi scripts.