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If I use XCache Datastore, Can I also active "GZip Compression" to my AdminPC or are possible conflicts?
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Thank you very much Icy. :)
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It's unsupported by xcache apparently. I get the blank pages too. |
This is weird. I have applied the patch, but xcache isn't showing datastore items as cached. Just regular php: no language, usergroup or anything.
I have already uploades class_datastore_xcache.php, edited config.php and class_datastore.php. Should I enable something else somewhere? What am I missing here? |
Have you enabled varchache?
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uh... varcaché? where should I do that?
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In your php.ini. i.e.
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Ok, I'll use this conf:
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Have you installed XCache as PHP extension? Would you please post your php.ini?
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yes, XCach? is running and I have 8 threads of php cached, but no cached vars.
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Hi moo
such a nice work! my huge forum is on the fly with lighty n xcache Opcode cache works like a charm, Variable cache is workin too but there is sth wrong with this class to me it kills my forum when i swich datastore to this class! server load increases upto 12 then will changes frequency up and down Im using XCache for Template Cache module without such problem! template vars are cached and they'r fetching as charm but for datastore it s*x! sth wrong when cachin or probably fetchin here is my xcache admin interface snaps which indicates what i wrote Attachment 76647 and here is my xcache configuration using 8 splits due to SMP CPU ( Clovertown Quad Core ) Code:
[xcache] Please help me guys, any suggestion is welcome! Regards |
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make sure that ur config.php is clean by one $config['Datastore']['class'] assigned by 'vB_Datastore_XCache' and not commented out! |
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Ok I solved the mistery. I spoke to the machine admin (I run the forum but I avoid messing with server configuration for I am no linux expert) and he told me that he compiled xcache without var cache support. He thought it wasn't necessary.
We will recompile in a few days. I'll update you guys then. |
IrPr! You should increase the memory for op code cache. OOMs (out of memory) is no good. Try using 64 MB & see if there are any OOMs.
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but what about Datastore class issue? i mean Variable cache any idea? BTW is there any other modification which conflicts with? |
What PHP version are your using? If PHP 5.2.5 then check this link & downgrade to PHP 5.2.4.
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ok recompiled xcache and still no datastore vars are going into it.
Here's my phpinfo by the way http://www.chilehardware.com/info.php |
IrPr - Make sure the OOMs disappear.
Amenadiel - Double check that you have proparly uploaded the class_datastore_xcache.php & edited correctly class_datastore.php & config.php |
Already did. Perhaps it's a problem of file permisions... perhaps I should set datastore_xcache as an exception in lighty in order to avoid being redirected by vbseo?
where is class_datastore.php being called? I can't see an entry in config.php, just $config['Datastore']['class'] = 'vB_Datastore_XCache'; must I enable datastore caching somewhere in config or admin panel? Anyway, why not install memcached or file based datastore? |
how do i know what value do i put for xcache.size and xcache.var.size ? whats the best values?
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Hey guys,
I have xcache installed on the server as a whole, and it sped up my forums greatly. Page loads went from 5-8 seconds to under 2 for the vbulletin areas. Would installing this hack (Im on pre 3.6.X) for the datastore, provide an even greater increase to speed, load, etc? I have a pretty busy forum with some heavy scripts running along side (multiple G2 galleries, etc etc). So if I can reduce further the forum needs, those other scripts might speed up too. Just wondering if applying this to datastore is worth it if it is already kicking ass on a PHP level. Thanks! |
Before upgrading to 3.6.9 vb had in this mod version 3.6.8 installed and my vbulletin was very fast now after upgrading will not let me install this mod and is very slow
that I can do? Thanks |
i have no idea how to install xcache on the server... i run a centOS server and i've tried either using rpm and yum install....
any idea? thanks |
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How to install the X-Cache under Windows?
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Please somebody help me with 3 questions:
I have 512Mb on my dedicated. Is it right to make: xcache.size = 64M xcache.var_size = 64M ? I have a Template Cache 0.0.4 installed and not sure about the size of xcache. Do I need to enable xcache.optimizer? Default it is in Off state. Do I need to make xcache.optimizer = On ? I have a Fedora 7 installed on my server. Is it better to make xcache.so in xcache.ini installed as a zend_extension or php extension? I have "extension = xcache.so" uncommented. By the way, here is my phpinfo http://www.ulver.com/info.php Thanks in advance. |
xcache.var_size = 4M or 8M is fine
Don't have to be the same size. Why not use memcahce instead? |
hydn, is it possible for xcache and memcached to co-exist? If I have xcache installed as an oppcache, how should I install memcached?
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hope that helps. |
Ok, thank you. My database and web server are on the same box, so I'll continue to use xcache for opcode & datastore.
One more question - Is it better to make xcache.so in xcache.ini installed as a zend_extension or php extension? |
In IIS zend conflicted with xcache for me. If it works for you use it. But not necessary. If you do use it benchmark because i'm not sure it will make things faster with xcache.
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xcache installed in the server and i applied all changes
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Thanks working fine on Cent OS with Lxadmin, lighttpd...
Though no benchmarks done yet. |
3.7 anyone?
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