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Originally posted by CS-Jay
Actually, alot of the site is db driven. With the db updated on almost every page that is displayed. Along with a ad system.
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In that case you have two options.
1) You can lower the default 360 seconds timeout value. Lower value = less performace becuase it regenerates the cache copy every x seconds you'll set. Also that's not an option if you'll need realtime updates from the DB
2) You can cache just the portion of scripts (The parts that doesn't needs DB queries or at least live queries). But you'll need the edit each .php file that needs live data to be able to do that.