Out of curiosity, can I ask why you want to do this? It might help with suggestions.
Secondly, have you looked at WP Super Cache? It’s a fork of wp-cache, easier to setup and offers static html cache.
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HandySolo: i have over 3,000 posts and wp super cache wont work either, i ried both of them and reinstalled at least 3 times each, and even with a fresh wordpress install it still wont work. My posts are there for ever once they are published, no comments adding or anything, so i just want them to be html files instead of the php files. and my server is crashing since there is so many posts and too many database connections.
wget -r example.com
Upload the resulting directory tree to your server.
You could add a DirectoryIndex rule to your .htaccess to ensure that the html files are accessed rather than the WordPress ones.
Edit: Just thought of a neat idea. Set up a cron job on your server to start wget from your public_html directory, and have it get example.com itself every day (or however often you post.)
See here for getting started with wget: http://linuxreviews.org/quicktips/wget/
sp360 did you ever find an easy plugin to do this? I am looking for something like this myself? To make wordpress pages blog/mypost
to become blog/mypost.html