Deane

Nope.

Perfect, thank you.
Deane

I can send you a sample of the file, if you like. I’m guessing it has something to do with PHP configuration.
Deane

For the record, I moved servers and page gen times dropped dramatically — less than a second in most cases. It was on a server shared by 200 other sites. The new server has barely any traffic.

“Of course, I use WP for blogging, not enterprise content management…”

I do want to clarify that I’m not digging on WP in this thread or anything. I just really need to know the limits of its scalability.
Based on my tests, it will not scale to the volume we have. I just can’t have 10 second page gen times and hundreds of database queries per page.
It could very well be that we’re looking for WP to do something it’s not meant to do. I just wanted to confirm that I hadn’t hosed the install or the config or something.
Does anyone know what the largest current WP install is, in terms of posts, comments, and categories? I’d be interested to know.
Deane

Another thing a caching option would provide would be the ability to render different archives with different templates. For instance, category pages could have one template, individual pages could have another, etc.
I’ve been playing around a bit with Smarty and WordPress. It seems quite feasible.
Deane

Latest official release: 1.01

I’m running the latest version — I just downloaded it earlier today.
I have emailed you a database dump.
Deane