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tafreeh

07-15-2009 05:32 AM

PHP accelerators

hey there....

can someone guide me about PHP accelerators.

which PHP accelerators is best for vbulletin, that actually make forum faster.

Thanks

Dismounted

07-15-2009 06:33 AM

vBulletin support the following methods for caching datastore items:

Filecache
APC
XCache
Memcached

Additionally, APC and XCache are PHP accelerators. These are recommended. XCache has been shown to be ever so slightly faster than APC.

Zachery

07-15-2009 07:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dismounted (Post 1849028)

vBulletin support the following methods for caching datastore items:

Filecache
APC
XCache
Memcached

Additionally, APC and XCache are PHP accelerators. These are recommended. XCache has been shown to be ever so slightly faster than XCache.

I think he means that xcache is slightly faster than APC. I prefer APC because the php group is more or less supports it.

Paul M

07-15-2009 09:01 AM

I currently use Xcache, and have had no issues with it.

Dismounted

07-15-2009 09:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zachery (Post 1849060)

I think he means that xcache is slightly faster than APC. I prefer APC because the php group is more or less supports it.

Whoops, my bad. Fixed. Thanks for pointing it out. :p

Marco van Herwaarden

07-15-2009 10:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zachery (Post 1849060)

I think he means that xcache is slightly faster than APC. I prefer APC because the php group is more or less supports it.

Not only that, but there are rumors ir will be included as default with PHP in a future release.

PS More info on accelerators can be found in the vB.com Server config forum.

tafreeh

07-16-2009 05:09 AM

i have a active forum with lots of mods installed including couple of big one like postthanks, vbranks, advanced quick reply, aut thread tagger and more and more...

in that case which one you recommend Xchache or APC ?
i currently have zend optimizer....

thanks for ur reply....

Dismounted

07-16-2009 07:04 AM

Again, both XCache and APC are good choices. However, there are compatibility problems when using these with Zend Optimizer installed. It must be uninstalled if you want to use them.

kmike

07-18-2009 05:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dismounted (Post 1849028)

vBulletin support the following methods for caching datastore items:

Filecache
APC
XCache
Memcached

Additionally, APC and XCache are PHP accelerators. These are recommended. XCache has been shown to be ever so slightly faster than APC.

eAccelerator is another PHP opcode cache/accelerator which is supported by vBulletin.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dismounted (Post 1849760)

Again, both XCache and APC are good choices. However, there are compatibility problems when using these with Zend Optimizer installed. It must be uninstalled if you want to use them.

eAccelerator is the only which is compatible with Zend Optimizer.

Dismounted

07-18-2009 11:06 AM

eAccelerator was removed from the "available options" comment in config.php, due to a design issue of eAccelerator. However, the module remained inside class_datastore.php. I do not know if: a) the design flaw is fixed, or b) support has been "resumed".

kmike

07-18-2009 06:33 PM

That "design issue" comment in class_datastore.php was removed in vB 3.7. And we've been using eAccelerator as a datastore cache among other things such as a template and style cache (via hacks) on several forums without any problems.

DieselMinded

07-18-2009 06:34 PM

Apc Ftw!

R1lover

07-18-2009 06:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dismounted (Post 1849760)

Again, both XCache and APC are good choices. However, there are compatibility problems when using these with Zend Optimizer installed. It must be uninstalled if you want to use them.

This is not true, Zend and Xcache work great together... you just have to have it configured correctly.... in the config file load xcache before zend.

http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/5889/zend.jpg

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