I'm trying to understand the cache'ing features of SimplePie on linux. It never tells us to create a separate mySql database for the RSS feeds, so i'm guessing all the cache is done locally. (in the /httpdocs/ directories) Most specifically regarding Pagination. I have pagination setup up exactly as specified on their site here - http://simplepie.org/wiki/tutorial/how_to_do_item_paging But the thing is, it only keeps a certain amount of items (articles) before they overwrite each other. For example, with this site that's running the basic script the same way I want to - http://www.oil-gas-prices.com/ at the bottom, it always cuts off at around 76. (showing 1 - 10 of 76) I want to specify a 1000. So that it cuts off around there. Adjusting any of these specific values below does nothing to increase the overall amount of indexed / cached items : any help is much appreciated. My main priority is to store more in the cache, without other articles overwriting them, thus lowering the number of stored items. I can't figure out how SimplePie stores it's articles once their imported...and how long their stored. (i've got the latest version of SimplePie installed on the linux. No wordpress extensions or anything) I appreciate it much