Hi all,
does anyone use APC? I have APC compiled and installed on a box with DA. Previously i used eaccelerator however many says that eaccelerator is not compatibile with dual processor box so i switched to APC. Is that true?
DA restarts itself after every tally. in the case of eaccelerator, all php scripts are stored in /tmp and when apache restarts, i have been told that eaccelerator will pick up previously cached scripts from disk which will not affect the acceleration behaviour. What about APC? everytime DA restarts apache after tally, i see from APC gui (the apc.php file), all cache were cleared and each new access to php scripts will be re-cache. It defeats the purpose of caching php scripts if cache is cleared everyday.
I am thinking that either stop DA from restartng apache after tally or find a way to make APC does not clear cache when apache restarts.
Any advice?
does anyone use APC? I have APC compiled and installed on a box with DA. Previously i used eaccelerator however many says that eaccelerator is not compatibile with dual processor box so i switched to APC. Is that true?
DA restarts itself after every tally. in the case of eaccelerator, all php scripts are stored in /tmp and when apache restarts, i have been told that eaccelerator will pick up previously cached scripts from disk which will not affect the acceleration behaviour. What about APC? everytime DA restarts apache after tally, i see from APC gui (the apc.php file), all cache were cleared and each new access to php scripts will be re-cache. It defeats the purpose of caching php scripts if cache is cleared everyday.
I am thinking that either stop DA from restartng apache after tally or find a way to make APC does not clear cache when apache restarts.
Any advice?