04-05-2009, 11:15 AM
|
|
Senior Member
|
|
Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 133
|
|
Quote:
Originally Posted by DraCoola
Yes that is.
I've been with php as DSO (on Cpanel-Apache), and set the eaccelerator.shm_size to 2048 and that were fine.
Except it were doesn't fine on DSO-nobody security.
|
If my memory serves me right with PHP processes running as their user this changes the meaning of this slightly. The shm size would be on a per process or user basis I cannot remember which. So when you say a max of 2048 when running LSAPI or even FastCGI on Apache it's not doing shared between all the pools that's just one user set.
This is also why it gets confusing the reporting of eaccelerator you'd need the script for each user account to see the accurate numbers.
I'm pretty sure on most of this as I did some testing to see what exactly happens as I had never ran caching extensions when PHP was running as various users. |