Rick Emery wrote:
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>> be gained from running both (for opcode caching)
>
> Okay. We haven't seen any problems so far. I just "discovered" the
> documentation (which was in such an obvious location that I'm
> embarassed I didn't find it last time I looked: http://www.php.net/apc),
> and it lo
On Fri, June 30, 2006 9:27 am, Rick Emery wrote:
> We're running Zend Platform on a server that also has apc installed;
> we're using apc in the scripts to cache data, and I understand (I
> think) that it also does bytecode caching.
>
> Zend Platform includes a php accelerator, which (I think) is a
Quoting Jochem Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Rick Emery wrote:
We're running Zend Platform on a server that also has apc installed;
we're using apc in the scripts to cache data, and I understand (I think)
that it also does bytecode
also often referred to as 'opcode' caching
That's what I meant;
Rick Emery wrote:
> We're running Zend Platform on a server that also has apc installed;
> we're using apc in the scripts to cache data, and I understand (I think)
> that it also does bytecode
also often referred to as 'opcode' caching
> caching.
correct.
>
> Zend Platform includes a php acce
We're running Zend Platform on a server that also has apc installed;
we're using apc in the scripts to cache data, and I understand (I
think) that it also does bytecode caching.
Zend Platform includes a php accelerator, which (I think) is also
caching bytecode.
Does anybody know if we'll
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