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I heard that it is impossible to run Memcached or Zend Opcache for vB4 if we upgrade to PHP7
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I am running Zend Opcache on PHP 7.0.9. Board is a test site running 4.2.5 A
Memcached is a no go. |
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No idea about memcached, what is the problem with that ? |
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Are there any alternatives for memcached for vB4.2.x? |
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As far as I can see, the only issue with memcached is actually getting it installed with php 7, I have seen a few sites with instructions. There are no alternatives I know of, I dont think APC can be used on php 7, or xcache. Just use the standard datastore, you really are not going to tell the difference.
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Actually, it looks like APCu is supported on php 7, for key pair caching, its basically an emulation of APC.
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