zoldos Well-known member Aug 26, 2016 #1 I'd like to enable Xcache for my forum. Is this possible? (I have full server root access) Thanks!
Mouth Well-known member Aug 26, 2016 #2 For a new VPS, you should be using php7 which comes with opcache (xcache upgrade/replacement) functionality as standard. Enable it, and XF (or any other web app) will use it automatically - it's php that controls it, not the web app.
For a new VPS, you should be using php7 which comes with opcache (xcache upgrade/replacement) functionality as standard. Enable it, and XF (or any other web app) will use it automatically - it's php that controls it, not the web app.
zoldos Well-known member Aug 26, 2016 #5 The VPS will be running Ubunto 14.04 with Plesk 12. I'm assuming I can upgrade PHP to 7. What are the advantages of this?
The VPS will be running Ubunto 14.04 with Plesk 12. I'm assuming I can upgrade PHP to 7. What are the advantages of this?
duderuud Well-known member Aug 26, 2016 #6 PHP7 should be considerable faster (depending on your configuration) due to a much better caching mechanism
PHP7 should be considerable faster (depending on your configuration) due to a much better caching mechanism
m1ne Well-known member Aug 26, 2016 #7 zoldos said: The VPS will be running Ubunto 14.04 with Plesk 12. I'm assuming I can upgrade PHP to 7. What are the advantages of this? Click to expand... Plesk 12 comes with PHP 7.
zoldos said: The VPS will be running Ubunto 14.04 with Plesk 12. I'm assuming I can upgrade PHP to 7. What are the advantages of this? Click to expand... Plesk 12 comes with PHP 7.
zoldos Well-known member Aug 26, 2016 #8 Cool. I enabled PHP 7.09 as well as Opcache. I'm uploading my site now. Looking forward to it!
