jscieza
11-08-2010, 04:16 PM
Hello,
I'm using this mod: Subscribed Threads in Notifications (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=250461)
This is what the programmer says about the two versions of his mod:
The memcached-enabled version caches the new thread count for 5 minutes, thus significantly reducing the total number of queries made to the database and makes this mod big-board safe! Instead of adding 1 global query per pageload for users with no subscribed threads, and 2-3 queries for all others, the memcached-enabled version only executes those queries once every 5 minutes (note that this value can be adjusted in the plugin file to suit your needs, but there's no front-end option for it). You can read more about my memcached query-saving approach for vBulletin plugins here. Important note: if using the memcached version, make sure at least 1 memcached server is configured in config.php, and that memcached is installed as a php module.
However since I'm using xCache I can't make use of his cache enabled version because it has been developed exclusively for Memcache. Hopefully a programmer with a bit of free time can adapt the product-adam_subsct_NOMEMCACHED.xml (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=123057&d=1287989989) to make use of the vB caching so whatever caching system you're using (i.e. xCache, APC, Memcache, etc.) the mod will take advantage of the cache!
Thank you,
Jonathan
I'm using this mod: Subscribed Threads in Notifications (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=250461)
This is what the programmer says about the two versions of his mod:
The memcached-enabled version caches the new thread count for 5 minutes, thus significantly reducing the total number of queries made to the database and makes this mod big-board safe! Instead of adding 1 global query per pageload for users with no subscribed threads, and 2-3 queries for all others, the memcached-enabled version only executes those queries once every 5 minutes (note that this value can be adjusted in the plugin file to suit your needs, but there's no front-end option for it). You can read more about my memcached query-saving approach for vBulletin plugins here. Important note: if using the memcached version, make sure at least 1 memcached server is configured in config.php, and that memcached is installed as a php module.
However since I'm using xCache I can't make use of his cache enabled version because it has been developed exclusively for Memcache. Hopefully a programmer with a bit of free time can adapt the product-adam_subsct_NOMEMCACHED.xml (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=123057&d=1287989989) to make use of the vB caching so whatever caching system you're using (i.e. xCache, APC, Memcache, etc.) the mod will take advantage of the cache!
Thank you,
Jonathan