eaccelerator or xcache
 

At the moment we are running eaccelerator, but keep on hearing good things of xcache.

Which is the best and why?

Hopefully looking to improve server response and reduce page load times.

:) I Believe Xcache is doing more good

xcache, u can put vbulletins datastore into it.

I just installed eaccelerator last night... don't notice any difference.

Xcache.......

That's a shame xCache have not x64 binarys.

xcache works fine on 64bit

But as 32bit, right?

Works but only with php 32 bit files. And i have everything 64 bit. That's a shame thei don't have 64bit.

I would say XCache. Stable and fast, never had a problem with it. I use it along with lighttpd.

eAccelerator + Memcache datastore has been our choice for quite some time now. We haven't used xCache much although it does seem to run well.

Have to say I did. Installed it last night. Had some minor issues so far but due to xcache's incompatibility with php 5.0.x my hand was forced into picking ea as upgrading 5.0.x was a bit too much for me considering everything was working ok aside from that.

Haven't set up memcache datastore yet. Sorry to pester you (and thanks for your earlier answer) but does the advice here http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showp...4&postcount=39 still stand?


Thanks

hehe if that still works let me know I need to do it as well :) Also any tuts for how to install eaccelerator? Thanks

It's pretty easy!

http://eaccelerator.net/wiki/InstallFromSource

if needs be I can post the basic steps I took.

No one has mentioned apc.

So I will :)

Works with php 5.x as well, and benchmarks close to xcache, and supports datastore and will probably be bundled by default with php real soon now.

Xchache rocks!!

http://www.hoaxblog.com/linux-shell/...cks-for-forums

Those instructions seem to be a bit long but it looks to be accurate...you should probably swap out the version #'s and get the most current versions.

If you click any of the first 3 links in my sig, you'll see how quick memcache is with eAccelerator.