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marocnl
Sun 9th Mar '03, 3:27pm
Hi there,

Don't be angry as the title might have suggested to you that i have some excellent software to recommend to you. Actually it's the other way around, i need to know what programs one should definitely install to speed up things when using the php/mysql application vBulletin or any other php/mysql-app.

I know that phpaccelerator is quite good, but i need much more recommendations. Take a sec. to tell us about ur great finding.

Thnx!

fury
Sun 9th Mar '03, 8:20pm
Use Zend Optimizer. It's easier to install, from what I hear, and gives about the same benefit

okrogius
Sun 9th Mar '03, 9:18pm
Incorrect. Zend Optimizer is good for nothing beside running Zend encrypted scripts, otherwise it's a waste of server space.

Zend Accelerator on the other hand is good - but it costs in quadriple digits. While what's the optimal choice is PHP Accelerator (ioncube.com), which gets you 95% of what zend accelerator gives you, but for free.

eva2000
Sun 9th Mar '03, 10:05pm
php accelerator

for managing server whm/cpanel

and last but not least an app called 'eva2000' :D j/k

Raz Meister
Mon 10th Mar '03, 5:12pm
We all need an 'eva2000' for our servers ;)

Chen
Mon 10th Mar '03, 5:13pm
We all need an 'eva2000' for our servers ;)
I got the eva2003, much better.

fury
Mon 10th Mar '03, 6:27pm
I've heard of nothing but problems with PHP Accelerator. Personally, I can't get it working on my win2k machine with Apache without taking out the zlib module.

Dave#
Mon 10th Mar '03, 6:29pm
I've heard of nothing but problems with PHP Accelerator. Personally, I can't get it working on my win2k machine with Apache without taking out the zlib module.

rofl

tamarian
Mon 10th Mar '03, 9:43pm
One important thing to do with new servers, more important than installing additional add-on tools for optimization, is this: remove un-needed software, and disabe un-needed services.

Also, some times a downgrade is useful :) Many problems with phpAccelerator/Php/Apache/Redhat etc is for those who want the latest and greatest. But it's better to stick to the older versions, if they are stable, tested and have no security holes.

Just my $0.02

KrON
Tue 11th Mar '03, 12:28pm
In terms of web stuff, check out phpMyAdmin (http://www.phpwizard.net/projects/phpMyAdmin/).

It definately helps out with keeping tabs on your mysql db, browsing, etc..

eva2000
Wed 12th Mar '03, 2:57am
I've heard of nothing but problems with PHP Accelerator. Personally, I can't get it working on my win2k machine with Apache without taking out the zlib module.
phpa doesn't work on windows it was made for windows ... http://www.php-accelerator.co.uk/download.php

eva2000
Wed 12th Mar '03, 2:57am
I got the eva2003, much better.
dam a new version out already? :D

KrON
Wed 12th Mar '03, 9:24am
phpa doesn't work on windows it was made for windows ... http://www.php-accelerator.co.uk/download.php

Wanna try that again eva? :)

Chen
Wed 12th Mar '03, 9:33am
Wanna try that again eva? :)
Like I said, there are severe bugs with the eva2000. I Don't think they support such an old version, so you better just upgrade to eva2003 and get all the quirks fixed.