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xcache much faster for me i don't want to use memcache
can you please say me waht is the best xcache configuration for Intel(R) Xeon(TM) MP CPU 2.80GHz |
XCache isn't much faster actually, my benchmarks have shown at best it uses a little less runtime memory because it doesn't require a socket connection.
As for best configuration, I'm afraid I can't help you there, as far as I know there's no "good" configuration for XCache, if it's working it's fine :) |
Hi Deceptor,
I just installed your mode after installing XCache. But I'm having the same problem as rajubd. When running the test I get this results: Running Test: Connection to xcache Test completed successfully Running Test: Store Cache Test completed successfully Running Test: Fetch Cache Your Opcache Operator extension is functioning, however it is unable to store data. Please check your extension configuration. Running Test: Flush Cache Test completed successfully I've checked all the configuration of the xcache.ini file and here you are the contents: Code:
; configuration for php Xcache module Edit: BTW, I'm on 3.8.5 Regards! |
Configuration seems fine, as I told rajubd you might need to contact XCache on their support forums to see why it isn't working, it's a fairly common problem. If they point out what was wrong I'd love to hear what it is :)
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OK, I'll try to get in touch with them, in the meanwhile, what would you suggest to use as an alternative to XCache? I mean what do you think is the best to use along with vb forums? I'm sure you have a lot of experience in this field so I'd like to hear some suggestions from you.:)
Another question, can I let XCache running/working and use another opcache operator beside it like memcached or APC? Thanks :) |
when I click on (System test) in admincp, I got this message
vB Optimise is currently offline. Please enable and configure vB Optimise to run a system test. Although I enabled it from (admincp >> vB Optimise Settings) |
I uninstalled XCache and installed APC instead, but still getting the same result when running the test:
Running Test: Connection to xcache Test completed successfully Running Test: Store Cache Test completed successfully Running Test: Fetch Cache Your Opcache Operator extension is functioning, however it is unable to store data. Please check your extension configuration. Running Test: Flush Cache Test completed successfully I'm running CGI/FastCGI by the way (if that might have something to do with the issue). Or is it possible to be a folder/file permission related problem? Thanks for your help ^^ |
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Also saw you were running 3.8.5 for VB, why aren't you using the 3.8 mod? |
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I'm also using the 3.8's mod. When I was searching about my issue I got to this thread and found the same issue was already reported. So I thought I'd post it here. I also thought this issue is related to XCache only, but now it's exist with APC. |
Super Jinni - Best alternative to XCache in my mind is Memcache. In regards to your issue it may be a CGI/FastCGI issue, do you know if you're using DSO or SuPHP for the handler? Typically cPanel let's you choose when building apache/php from within WHM.
Memcache would resolve the issues because it's different from your typical opcode cachers, it runs as a dedicated service :) sadiq - Make sure vB Optimise is online and you have selected a cache system to use, with no cache system selected there's nothing to test :) |
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