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Re: [PHP-DB] Zend optimizer question
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| Sancar Saran 2007-07-04, 7:58 am |
| On Wednesday 04 July 2007 10:44:39 Lasitha Alawatta wrote:
> Hi All,
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> "If we are using encoded php script (by using Zend Guard) then we MUST
> have to install Zend Optimizer to the web server to run that script
> file. Otherwise we need not to install Zend Optimizer (no point of
> having it Zend optimizer). "
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> Is above statement is correct...???
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> Really appreciate your comments.
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Hmm, Yes or no.
Yes, you have to install Zend Optimizer to work with Zend Guard encoded files.
No, Zend optimizer has opcode cache ( and much slower than APC) and it gives
you speed boost.
So.
If you had files encoded by Zend Guard. You need Zend Optimizer. If you can't
install APC in your system and your system already have Zend Optimizer (such
as a site5.com offer) it was very nice addition to boost your performance.
Hope helps.
And what is the problem entire php list's about Zend, every question about
zend producs responded by "GO and ask Zend"...
Regards
Sancar
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| Sancar Saran wrote:
> On Wednesday 04 July 2007 10:44:39 Lasitha Alawatta wrote:
> Hmm, Yes or no.
> Yes, you have to install Zend Optimizer to work with Zend Guard encoded files.
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> No, Zend optimizer has opcode cache ( and much slower than APC) and it gives
> you speed boost.
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> So.
> If you had files encoded by Zend Guard. You need Zend Optimizer. If you can't
> install APC in your system and your system already have Zend Optimizer (such
> as a site5.com offer) it was very nice addition to boost your performance.
>
> Hope helps.
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> And what is the problem entire php list's about Zend, every question about
> zend producs responded by "GO and ask Zend"...
Because you bought the products FROM zend so they are the experts on it.
Same as every response about a problem mysql query results in a "ask the
mysql list" response - ask the people that know it the best.
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| Sancar Saran 2007-07-04, 7:58 am |
| Hello Again
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> Because you bought the products FROM zend so they are the experts on it.
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> Same as every response about a problem mysql query results in a "ask the
> mysql list" response - ask the people that know it the best.
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Really ?
Also last time I look "PHP LIST" there was huge thread someting
about "batter".
We use that lists speed up our programming process. Here lots of php experts.
Some of them may deal this problem before. Finding same answers from zend
consumes more time.
If you had no answer or do not want to share your knowladge thats OK. And
repelling people because of small mistakes just damage spirit of this mailing
lists.
Regards
Sancar
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