I Imgbi Active member Jul 22, 2014 #1 Hi mates, I'm new to Xenforo having newly installed it on my Ubuntu 14.04 LTS on Nginx webserver, please can somebody give me a guideline on how to configure caching in Nginx. Using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Nginx webserver. Thanks.
Hi mates, I'm new to Xenforo having newly installed it on my Ubuntu 14.04 LTS on Nginx webserver, please can somebody give me a guideline on how to configure caching in Nginx. Using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Nginx webserver. Thanks.
MattW Well-known member Jul 22, 2014 #2 Are you wanting nginx itself to do the caching, or something different (opcache / xcache / acp / memcached)?
Are you wanting nginx itself to do the caching, or something different (opcache / xcache / acp / memcached)?
I Imgbi Active member Jul 22, 2014 #3 MattW said: Are you wanting nginx itself to do the caching, or something different (opcache / xcache / acp / memcached)? Click to expand... I think (opcache / xcache / acp / memcached) is better or do you suggest otherwise? Thanks for the reply.
MattW said: Are you wanting nginx itself to do the caching, or something different (opcache / xcache / acp / memcached)? Click to expand... I think (opcache / xcache / acp / memcached) is better or do you suggest otherwise? Thanks for the reply.
Null Well-known member Jul 22, 2014 #4 Imgbi said: I think (opcache / xcache / acp / memcached) is better or do you suggest otherwise? Thanks for the reply. Click to expand... PHP 5.5.x has Zend's OPC built-in to the core, for the most part, all you need on top of that is lib/Memcache/d.
Imgbi said: I think (opcache / xcache / acp / memcached) is better or do you suggest otherwise? Thanks for the reply. Click to expand... PHP 5.5.x has Zend's OPC built-in to the core, for the most part, all you need on top of that is lib/Memcache/d.
I Imgbi Active member Jul 22, 2014 #5 I think Memcache should be the best. Anybody know how to configure it to Xenforo?
MattW Well-known member Jul 22, 2014 #6 Imgbi said: I think Memcache should be the best. Anybody know how to configure it to Xenforo? Click to expand... http://xenforo.com/help/cache/
Imgbi said: I think Memcache should be the best. Anybody know how to configure it to Xenforo? Click to expand... http://xenforo.com/help/cache/
