PHP5 + eAccelerator?
- Thread starter SyNeo
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If you want to use PHP5 + eaccelerator, make sure you following the follwing:
1) Instal eAccelerator CVS version. Most of the bug fixes are for php5 and the releases are too slow. So get CVS and install every 2 weeks or when something changes in the tree.
2) Disable code optimization within eacc. Just enable the caching part.
3) If you need optimization, install Zend Optimizer as it works well with or without eacc.
1) Instal eAccelerator CVS version. Most of the bug fixes are for php5 and the releases are too slow. So get CVS and install every 2 weeks or when something changes in the tree.
2) Disable code optimization within eacc. Just enable the caching part.
3) If you need optimization, install Zend Optimizer as it works well with or without eacc.
For PHP with fcgi SAPI, you can just overwrite the PHP binary.
If you want the best PHP performance, try lsws 2.1RC2 + PHP with litespeed API, instruction at: http://www.litespeedtech.com/lsapi/
If you want the best PHP performance, try lsws 2.1RC2 + PHP with litespeed API, instruction at: http://www.litespeedtech.com/lsapi/
Thanks!
The LSAPI looks interesting - I will give it a try.
The CVS readme of EA says the following:
I don't use any encoded scripts.
Also, I found out the following link, comparing Zend Optimizer and EA:
http://www.clarkconnect.org/forums/showflat.php?Board=webserver&Number=67958
What is the reason to have Zend Optimizer running with EA? Is it because EA optimizer is not stable in CVS yet?
The LSAPI looks interesting - I will give it a try.
The CVS readme of EA says the following:
I don't use any encoded scripts.
Also, I found out the following link, comparing Zend Optimizer and EA:
http://www.clarkconnect.org/forums/showflat.php?Board=webserver&Number=67958
What is the reason to have Zend Optimizer running with EA? Is it because EA optimizer is not stable in CVS yet?
Zend Optimizer works perfectly with EA in my production system under php 5.0.4 so you have no trouble in your setup.
eAccelerator is a updated port of TurckMMC and even back in TurckMMC days, the "code optimizer" was very buggy. It is, I believe, still very buggy at best. One thing you learn about adopting software is to use only the best part of one piece and combine the best pieces. The goal of eacc product is to cache code, not to optimize, so optimizing is not high on their agenda thus less people testing it which means to more bugs.
Stick with Zend Optimizer for code optimization.
eAccelerator is a updated port of TurckMMC and even back in TurckMMC days, the "code optimizer" was very buggy. It is, I believe, still very buggy at best. One thing you learn about adopting software is to use only the best part of one piece and combine the best pieces. The goal of eacc product is to cache code, not to optimize, so optimizing is not high on their agenda thus less people testing it which means to more bugs.
Stick with Zend Optimizer for code optimization.
Hi.
I installed the lshttpdRC2+php5+lsapi. Everything went smoothly, but apparently the php can't find the php.ini file. Even if I give it a full path, it doesn't load the values from there.
For example, I have magic_quotes_gpc set to off php.ini - but the phpinfo returns that they on.
Perhaps I'm missing something?
I installed the lshttpdRC2+php5+lsapi. Everything went smoothly, but apparently the php can't find the php.ini file. Even if I give it a full path, it doesn't load the values from there.
For example, I have magic_quotes_gpc set to off php.ini - but the phpinfo returns that they on.
Perhaps I'm missing something?
