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jaws:

--- Quote from: Trekkie101 on February 27, 2005, 04:27:20 PM ---
--- Quote from: jaws on February 27, 2005, 04:17:21 PM ---This is the first time I have ever heard of a PHP accelerator before; I find this a bit sad, because I've been running a server for a while - you would think I would have heard of such a thing before. :-\

My server isn't using any accelerators for PHP; are accelerators only necessary if we experience slow speeds on large scripts, or is it good for all purposes?

Just curious. . .

FaSan: Aren't CGI and CLI the only modes that PHP will work in? I think there is one other mode, actually, but I can't remember its name.

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You dont use Zend? etc......

wow

Its good all round, speeds a few things up

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Oh yeah, I forgot all about Zend; of course I use zend... :P

Heh, sorry.  *Hits self in head*...

FaSan:
MMCache is a AddOn for Zend ;)

And, without suExec is very very fast.  ;)

[Unknown]:

--- Quote from: FaSan on February 27, 2005, 10:03:07 AM ---You have configuration it with "suexec" ?

At me, it is don't work...
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Accelerators don't work in CGI mode.  If you really need CGI mode, you might have to get one of Zend's performance products ($300+) - instead I suggest using sapi.


--- Quote ---"Turck MMCache 2.4.6 is not active! It doesn't work in CGI or command line mode! "
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Of course it doesn't, it uses shared memory, etc... it doesn't make sense otherwise.  If you want active development, there is eAccelerator.

Accelerators have been known to boost performance by 10x and reduce load by the same factor.  Use them.

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Anguz:
Is FastCGI an accelerator? Cause I've read about it being used used together with eAccelerator and is supposedly really fast. Also, it makes me think that eAccelerator can be used with PHP in CGI, or am I guessing wrong?

[Unknown]:

--- Quote from: Anguz on March 01, 2005, 06:32:46 PM ---Is FastCGI an accelerator? Cause I've read about it being used used together with eAccelerator and is supposedly really fast. Also, it makes me think that eAccelerator can be used with PHP in CGI, or am I guessing wrong?

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FastCGI is another implementation of CGI, as far as I know.  I actually don't know all that much about FastCGI, but it's only an alternative to sapi.

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