[DBTech] DragonByte Optimise [Paid] 3.4.2

[DragonByte Tech]

2. Use flushdb to flush that database

I have a minor update ready to release, previously its only aim was to update the copyright footer to match our new XF2 installation, but I've made this particular change for that version since it seems easy enough

I appreciate the explanation and the API advice


Fillip

 

[MySiteGuy]

Fillip, thank you!

 

[eva2000]

Yeah being able to specificy redis database number and only flush that would be great https://redis.io/commands/flushall

Though from sysadmin operational point of view you can always have a separate redis server instance for each web app that uses redis.

 

[DragonByte Tech]

DragonByte Tech updated [DBTech] DragonByte Optimise with a new update entry:

3.4.2

Feature: Flushing the Redis cache (or using the Test feature) now only flushes DB #0 as opposed to the entire Redis cache
Change: Changed the internal product URL and the copyright footer to match DBTech's new XenForo 2 site

Read the rest of this update entry...

 

[rdn]

Do I need to uninstall this addons before using DragonByte Optimise to avoid conflict?
Redis - Zend Cache 1.5.5
Redis backed Views Counters 1.1.3
Optimized List Queries 1.3.5
All @Xon addons.

 

[DragonByte Tech]

Do I need to uninstall this addons before using DragonByte Optimise to avoid conflict?
Redis - Zend Cache 1.5.5
Redis backed Views Counters 1.1.3
Optimized List Queries 1.3.5
All @Xon addons.

I have never used any of those mods so I couldn't say, but we haven't had any reports of conflicts so you may not need to uninstall. I'd try it with those mods installed first, see what happens.


Fillip

 

[Xon]

Optimized List Queries does some funky things to some SQL queries, but it should work fine. Otherwise, those are all open-sourced add-ons on github so compatibility fixes shouldn't be hard.

 

[MySiteGuy]

I've used VB Optimize with Redis - Zend Cache 1.5.5. No problems at all. I haven't used it with the others though.

 

[HappyWorld]

Is there any plan to port this to XF 2?

 

[DragonByte Tech]

Is there any plan to port this to XF 2?

It's on hold at the moment. XF2 is already very well optimised out of the box, a lot of the functionality in this mod is no longer needed. I do know the CSS change can still take place, but selling a mod at $100 that only minifies CSS would be a bit of a ripoff


Fillip

 

[rdn]

Important Features to have even on XF2

• Guest Full Page Caching
• Preload CSS Tags
• Store CSS As Files

 

[HappyWorld]

It's on hold at the moment. XF2 is already very well optimised out of the box, a lot of the functionality in this mod is no longer needed

Guest Full Page Caching

This is what i need

 

[maxicep]

Do I need to uninstall this addons before using DragonByte Optimise to avoid conflict?
Redis - Zend Cache 1.5.5
Redis backed Views Counters 1.1.3
Optimized List Queries 1.3.5
All @Xon addons.

So, do we need them if this plugin is installed the forum ? Are they do almost same optimizations?
Because, i want to buy this add-on however i use the xon's addons now ..

 

[DragonByte Tech]

So, do we need them if this plugin is installed the forum ? Are they do almost same optimizations?
Because, i want to buy this add-on however i use the xon's addons now ..

I don't know if they will conflict, the only one I'd imagine could be redundant is the first one on the list.


Fillip

 

[Amin Sabet]

So, do we need them if this plugin is installed the forum ? Are they do almost same optimizations?

I have the same question.

Currently I am using both Zend Redis Cache 1.5.5 and [DBTech] DragonByte Optimise [Paid] 3.4.2

My config.php contains this (first part to work with Xon's addon and last part to work with DB Optimise):



And under DB Optimise, I have the following cache settings for Redis:




Everything seems to be working fine. I haven't gotten any errors. But my question is, does the Zend Redis Cache 1.5.5 cache anything other than those things listed in the DB Optimise cache options above (who's online, nodes, forums, threads, etc)? Maybe @Xon can comment. Thanks!

 

[Amin Sabet]

The "Store CSS As Files" option doesn't work if the Zend Redis Cache addon is enabled. Is it possible to make them compatible?

 

[DragonByte Tech]

The "Store CSS As Files" option doesn't work if the Zend Redis Cache addon is enabled. Is it possible to make them compatible?

Can you please elaborate on what you mean when you say it doesn't work? When reporting issues in any software, it helps to explain more details. Are there any error messages? Can you describe the behaviour?

Specifically to this issue, are the css files still shown in the source, but not loaded by the browser? Does flushing the Zend Redis Cache addon's cache work?

As you can tell, there's a million and one questions that need to be answered every time an issue is reported. Addon developers will appreciate receiving this information upfront


Fillip

 

[Amin Sabet]

When the Zend Redis Cache addon is enabled and the "Store CSS As Files" option is enabled, the css still shows as css.php in the source instead of showing as .css files. There is no error message. I don't know how to flush the other addon's cache.

 

[DragonByte Tech]

When the Zend Redis Cache addon is enabled and the "Store CSS As Files" option is enabled, the css still shows as css.php in the source instead of showing as .css files. There is no error message. I don't know how to flush the other addon's cache.

In that case, I would recommend contacting the author of that mod and ask them what needs to be done to resolve the conflict.


Fillip

 

[Amin Sabet]

Hopefully they don't tell me the same thing