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| Dario Lah 2004-07-29, 8:55 am |
| What are your experiences regarding stability of PHP accelerators?
At the moment I can not assigne more than 8MB of shm to ionCube's PHPA
but Zend Acc works with 32MB.
I'm about to try turck-mmcahe. Does anyone knows how stabe it is?
Dario
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| On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 11:35:10 +0200, Dario Lah wrote:
> What are your experiences regarding stability of PHP accelerators?
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> At the moment I can not assigne more than 8MB of shm to ionCube's PHPA
> but Zend Acc works with 32MB.
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> I'm about to try turck-mmcahe. Does anyone knows how stabe it is?
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> Dario
PHPA has been running on my live server for the last 18 months and never
had any issues.. tm runs on my dev box at home and again no problems there
either... although both installs are pretty much default.
Regards,
Ian
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London, UK
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| Manuel Lemos 2004-07-29, 8:55 pm |
| Hello,
On 07/29/2004 06:35 AM, Dario Lah wrote:
> What are your experiences regarding stability of PHP accelerators?
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> At the moment I can not assigne more than 8MB of shm to ionCube's PHPA
> but Zend Acc works with 32MB.
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> I'm about to try turck-mmcahe. Does anyone knows how stabe it is?
You can use Turck and limit the use of shared memory to whatever are
your limits.
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Manuel Lemos
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