I have a bunch of little perl scripts running. Each page calls upon a small perl script and is generated on the fly. So if 10 people visit that page the page is generated for each of them each time. How can I say, once an hour or so, have the page generated so that when someone goes to that page it is never generated on the fly? It is a regular .html file, the perl scrips are calling upon other .html files about 25k-100k each, and the scripts cut info from other pages on my site so that I have have the same info show up on many pages. I know this isn't the best way to probably do this, but it is working now and I don't want to change the system yet. Any help on this would be appreciated! Thanks Dean

In reply to Perl scripts making my site slow by kingdean

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