Ah, thanks ;)

http://nopaste.php-q.net/206712

Mind you, my lighttpd is causing server errors at the moment, and I'm trying to troubleshoot it. It's possible APC doesn't want to work it. I can't get eA to work with it.

You are trying to run both at the same time erwin? eA and APC accomplish the same thing.

I've got lighttpd running on a new server just for serving images, and large downloads (E3 is a killer on the site in question). Has made a huge differnece offloading just the images to another server. Loads on the three servers are below 1 and its running great.

No, not at the same time - one or the other.

I had to remove the quake.net tweaks in the end. :) I was getting server errors with them for some reason...

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Erwin, which method did you decide to go for when doing virtial hosts? If you have any?

Virtual hosts are flexible in lighttpd - I don't do them at the moment but if I did I would be IP based.

I was refering to the simple version or the conditional based version.

What kind of problems are you having with lighttpd?

We're using lighttpd + phpfcgi + 64bit CentOS and lately experiencing segfaults from the php processes. I see a few bug listings regarding segfaults on APC and have a hunch it might be that.

BTW, eA does not work on a 64bit OS.