If you have a lot of targets, you really need caching. If you use Apache under UNIX then either mod_perl or speedyCGI work well, and Apache under Windows can use mod_perl. In all cases, you need to enable caching in the routers2.conf.
With IIS there was previously no way to enable cachine. Under v2.18 you can now enable a cache file and the config files a re pre-parsed and written to the cache file, which also helps between invocations when you're using mod_perl or speedycgi (as it verifies .cfg file age when caching). You enable this in the routers2.conf file as well.Statistics: Posted by stevesh — Thu Jul 05, 2007 10:30 am
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