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I've very unstable IIS, as it always get restarted for some reason it is APC related. The specs of the server is below Intel R Xeon CPU 3GHZ 3GHZ 2GB RAM 64bit APC & Server specification 3.1.7-dev PHP Version 5.3.6 APC Host localhost Server Software Microsoft-IIS/7.5 Shared Memory 1 Segment(s) with 1024.0 MBytes (IPC shared memory, File Locks locking) extension=php_apc.dll apc.shm_size=1024M apc.num_files_hint=10000 apc.user_entries_hint=10000 apc.max_file_size=5M PHP LOG File On Error 28-Jul-2011 09:23:14] PHP Fatal error: Unknown: apc_fcntl_lock failed errno:6 in Unknown on line 0 [28-Jul

So I started with brew reinstall php56 --with-apache This worked fine I then amended httpd.conf to include LoadModule php5_module /usr/local/opt/php56/libexec/apache2/libphp5.so But upon inspection of phpinfo its using PHP 5.6.24 which is wrong, thats the MacOS native version. The brew version is 5.6.26. For some reason my Apache2 config is being ignored - or I have amended the wrong file. The one I changed as in /etc/apche2/httpd.conf This is a follow on from my previous question related to getting APCu working. Its working for the brew version of PHP but is not working for the the native PHP

I am planning to use the php5-apcu ubuntu package. Is the data shared between processes? In other words, if I set a cache entry in one website load, will another website load have the cache entry available, even if it is served with another process? How does this work for: the apache2 php prefork module php5 fpm with multiple workers php-cli https://github.com/krakjoe/apcu/issues/121 The rule is that only child processes can access what their parent created; In FCGI spawned processes are not necessarily a child of their parent, they may not be actual forks. If your process manager works like

I have a confusion about cache in php. I created a file for display 2 to 500 in my php file. Now I want to use the cache file for storing the data and display it. My code is bellow. <?php for ($i = 2; $i <= 500; $i++) echo "The number is:".$i."<br />"; ?> Now how can I use the cache file to save the output and display in the browser further time. If there is some other way to use cache file in php then please help me. In the php file I want to know about the time saving. How to save the time using cache script in php to store the output and display it further. There are several forms of

when we deploy our app, we simply create a new folder and point a symbolic link to it, so apache will always find its way to the latest build. However, we get strange errors when we deploy and continue testing without first rebooting the apache server. We also have APC running and have a feeling that caching has something to do with this. Is it normal that an apache restart is required when deploying a new version of our php application when APC is active? Or is there a better way, e.g. clearing the APC cache using a shell script? Vinko Vrsalovic You can use apc_clear_cache() . See related

I am attempting to automation turning off connected devices to an APC PDU using python's built in telnet functionality. I believe I am able to enter in the username and password, but I cannot proceed after that. My code is as follows: telnet_session = telnetlib.Telnet(host=self.apc_ip) self.logger.info("Entering APC Username") telnet_session.read_until("User Name :") telnet_session.write(self.apc_username + "\n") self.logger.info("Entering APC Password") telnet_session.read_until("Password :") telnet_session.write(self.apc_password + "\n") sleep(2) print telnet_session.read_all() I'm running