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Trust sanet. The experience and observations of someone who has actually compared the PHP DSO for Apache to FastCGI PHP reflect reality.
So long as all FastCGI processes share a common parent, the shared memory is not duplicated. Using one FastCGI process set per user account results in separate caches of shared memory.
See these tips for more reasons to avoid mod_PHP / DSO...
2005-01-17 21:24:58 UTC in eAccelerator
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still broken .. seems broken in stormit's mod also
Even when 200+ sources, with 50+ having 100% emule still
won't download the first few KB of a file .. makes u wait ..
sometimes download >75% of a file before getting beginning
and ending .. only to find out the file is wrong one =(
I guess no one reads these bugs here .. only the forums on
the...
2004-12-23 22:08:18 UTC in Emule Pawcio mod
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I suggest combining forces with PHP Accelerator by combining communities, websites, and projects.
I'm noticing that the mmcache and PHP Accelerator projects and communities are struggling for critical mass needed to sustain themselves. I'm suggesting to both groups the possibility of combining ..
http://www.php-accelerator.co.uk/
No offense meant to any developers. Both products have...
2004-11-03 23:56:24 UTC in Turck MMCache for PHP
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Looking at CVS (link top of page), I only see one major contributor since the original developer was hired by Zend/PHP company.
I'm suggesting that mmcache combines with PHP Accelerator to form a viable open-source project.
http://www.php-accelerator.co.uk/
We need more inertia .. more users .. more developers .. all working together.
2004-11-03 23:50:03 UTC in Turck MMCache for PHP
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I don't see any active developers in over 5 months, looking at the CVS (link top of this page) for mmcache. Perhaps we can combine the mmcache and PHPA communities into a single project?
http://www.php-accelerator.co.uk/.
2004-11-03 23:48:09 UTC in Turck MMCache for PHP
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I just sent an email to the developer of http://www.php-accelerator.co.uk/
There was a rumor he might pick up support of mmcache and/or combine the two accelators into a single product.
The original developer of mmcache was hired by Zend and since dropped this project cold .. =( Looking at CVS, I only see one programmer contributing a significant amount of changes since the original...
2004-11-03 23:45:42 UTC in Turck MMCache for PHP
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May I ask how large the cached files are according to the mmcache.php management utility?
My system says the cached files are much larger than the source code! So much larger that it eats a lot of memory. Most byte code compilers produce smaller files, not larger ones ...
2004-11-03 23:41:00 UTC in Turck MMCache for PHP
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I heard a rumor that you have to download the CVS version
from SourceForge.
I'm currently using the CVS version with PHP 4.3.9.
2004-11-03 23:17:32 UTC in Turck MMCache for PHP
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Thanks. BTW, both ticscale and tics direction affect both x
and y tics, unlike all the other *tics commands. My data
looks good with y tics in and x tics out, but not possible using
existing commands.
2004-10-14 04:20:13 UTC in gnuplot development
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Offical documentation says "`mirror` tells `gnuplot` to
put unlabelled tics at the same positions on the opposite
border."
However, "set xtics axis mirror" causes tics to be mirrored
on the opposite side of the x-axis, instead of above the
top border, as I had hoped.
I didn't file this bug under "documentation", since I'm
hoping the dev team will make it possible to mirror tics...
2004-10-13 23:26:09 UTC in gnuplot development
