
09-25-2012, 03:38 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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Originally Posted by NiteWave
with opcode cache enabled ?
in daemon mode, can install xcache or apc or eAccelerator.
if non-daemon mode, only eAccelerator disk-cache is available(opcode cache not in shared memory)
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Yes, eaccelertor is installed. Selecting yes or no, gives around 200 requests a second on a wordpress installation, then selecting suEXEC brings it down to 100 req a second.
However, just running it on a phpinfo() page, gives approximately the same result.
So it could be the wordpress cache isn't using the opcode properly. But does this mean on sites not using opcode, we'll see 50% less performance?
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