Problem with APC [SOLVED!]
Problem with APC [SOLVED!]
I just installed APC (Alternative PHP Cache - a PHP op-code cache : php.net/apc) and CMSMS (version 1.2, Barbados) doesn't seem to like it. So I test it with my own framework and other scripts (bitweaver and boonex's dolphin) and they're working fine with APC. Is this a known problem and/or has this already fixed in the latest CMSMS?
Last edited by taufikp on Tue May 27, 2008 4:23 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Problem with APC
No clue, anyone?
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Pierre M.
Re: Problem with APC
Hello,
why not try CMSms 1.2.5 at least ?
In a very old post I've read Ted stating PHP opcode accelerators are good things. He was naming one, I don't remember which, but not the name you give.
Hope it helps.
Pierre M.
why not try CMSms 1.2.5 at least ?
In a very old post I've read Ted stating PHP opcode accelerators are good things. He was naming one, I don't remember which, but not the name you give.
Hope it helps.
Pierre M.
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Re: Problem with APC
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Re: Problem with APC
Sorry for not being clear. When I opened a CMSMS page in a browser, the request run in an endless loop and the requested page will never be loaded.
Here's the last line in Apache's access.log file:
127.0.0.1 - - [27/May/2008:09:30:41 +0700] "GET /cmsms HTTP/1.1" 301 369
By the way, my development system is a WinXP Pro SP2, running Apache/2.2.4, PHP/5.2.3, and MySQL 5.0.45.
Here's the last line in Apache's access.log file:
127.0.0.1 - - [27/May/2008:09:30:41 +0700] "GET /cmsms HTTP/1.1" 301 369
By the way, my development system is a WinXP Pro SP2, running Apache/2.2.4, PHP/5.2.3, and MySQL 5.0.45.
Re: Problem with APC
Hi Pierre,Pierre M. wrote: Hello,
why not try CMSms 1.2.5 at least ?
In a very old post I've read Ted stating PHP opcode accelerators are good things. He was naming one, I don't remember which, but not the name you give.
Hope it helps.
Pierre M.
I haven't try the latest version (1.2.5) yet. Probably one of the opcode accelerators Ted mentioned is eAccelerator? http://eaccelerator.net.
I'm trying APC because this is an official opcode cache for PHP, and will be included as part of PHP 6 distribution. Naturally I want to use it as much as I can in every PHP based website I develop.
Re: Problem with APC
I finally found the solution! The APC binary from pecl4win.php.net is not working well with CMSMS.
I found another site which provides almost all available PHP opcode cache in Windows binary format: http://www.sitebuddy.com/PHP/Accelerato ... ies_builds
So I downloaded the version which was compiled with PATH_MAX = 2048, and the never ending loop is now fixed!
I found another site which provides almost all available PHP opcode cache in Windows binary format: http://www.sitebuddy.com/PHP/Accelerato ... ies_builds
So I downloaded the version which was compiled with PATH_MAX = 2048, and the never ending loop is now fixed!
