2010-01-07, 08:47 PM
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2010-01-07, 08:59 PM
./inc/config:
/**
* Data-cache configuration
* The data cache is a temporary cache
* of the most commonly accessed data in MyBB.
* By default, the database is used to store this data.
* If you wish to use the file system (cache/ directory), MemCache or eAccelerator
* you can change the value below to 'files', 'memcache' or 'eaccelerator' from 'db'.
*/
$config['cache_store'] = 'db';
2010-01-07, 09:23 PM
Thanks Matt Rogowski !
However, there must be something else I need to do too, as after changing db to eaccelerator the forum gave the following error message:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function eaccelerator_get() in public_html/inc/cachehandlers/eaccelerator.php on line 76
However, there must be something else I need to do too, as after changing db to eaccelerator the forum gave the following error message:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function eaccelerator_get() in public_html/inc/cachehandlers/eaccelerator.php on line 76
2010-01-07, 09:50 PM
Looks like it isn't enabled on the server properly then... I don't think there's anything more to do in MyBB, it's saying a function doesn't exist.
2010-01-08, 12:12 AM
Matt's correct. You can't enable it if you don't even have it installed You have to talk to your host.
2010-01-08, 01:03 AM
I have eAccelerator installed but it's not enabled - any benefit to enabling eAccelerator over the normal database for cache storing?
2010-01-08, 02:46 AM
It does have benefits, but you won't notice much of a difference. It's really only needed for bigger forums where optimization is top priority.
2010-01-08, 09:15 AM
I am using x-cache, speed a little bit increase.
But, as Ryan said. For normal forum not much differerent. Only big forum
But, as Ryan said. For normal forum not much differerent. Only big forum
2010-01-08, 04:31 PM
And have benefit to enabling DB over the normal database for cache storing?
2010-01-08, 11:05 PM
(2010-01-08, 04:31 PM)Rafael Wrote: [ -> ]And have benefit to enabling DB over the normal database for cache storing?
Caching to DB simply means there won't be a flat-file cache, so it won't be as redundant.
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