10,000 posts!

[George L]

A milestone in itself i'll be the first 10k post member on this forum very soon

[wanders]

took you long enough

[Radon3k]

Oh here's your competition right here...I'll beat ya! yeah..right...Well congrats!

[nuno]

i think eva doesnt get any sleep
he's a cyborg
j/k
congratz

[George L]

Originally posted by nuno
i think eva doesnt get any sleep
he's a cyborg
j/k
congratz

well i have eva2000 clones with neural fibre optic interfaces to a network super computer connected to the internet

the same technology which vB 3's Intuitive Reply Engine® will be based on http://vbulletin.com/forum/showthrea...threadid=39461

[dancefrequency]

Eva, are u running the forum with a dedicated server??

That's quite a lot of users in a single session.

[George L]

Originally posted by dancefrequency
Eva, are u running the forum with a dedicated server??

That's quite a lot of users in a single session.

yup dedicated server

Dual P3 866
768MB
18GB 10k SCSI
PHP4.06
MySQL 3.23.45
mod_gzip enabled
PHP Accelerator 1.2p2 <-- this is awesome cut my cpu load by 40% and speed up my php based sites ALOT! instructions for installation on dedicated servers http://i4net.tv/marticle/get.php?act...e&articleid=26

[George L]

post #9999 here

[chrispadfield]

me is quite interested in that PHP accelerator. looks intersting.

One question, how do you tell it to remove the cached files, ie when you update/edit your php files?

[George L]

Originally posted by chrispadfield
me is quite interested in that PHP accelerator. looks intersting.

One question, how do you tell it to remove the cached files, ie when you update/edit your php files?

does that automatically if you use the exact configuration settings i posted in the how to install article

[chrispadfield]

cool looks good. might well have to go for this.

one thing,

7. Create phpa.cache_dir for caching PHP files. PHP Accelerator defaults to /tmp but this may not be large enough for your files so create a custom directory in /home and chmod it to 5777

shell> mkdir /home/phpacache
shell> chmod 5777 /home/phpacache

is that meant to be 5777 ... ? what does 5777 mean?

[MarkB]

Those php_accel instructions still confuse me

[George L]

Originally posted by chrispadfield
cool looks good. might well have to go for this.

one thing,

7. Create phpa.cache_dir for caching PHP files. PHP Accelerator defaults to /tmp but this may not be large enough for your files so create a custom directory in /home and chmod it to 5777

shell> mkdir /home/phpacache
shell> chmod 5777 /home/phpacache

is that meant to be 5777 ... ? what does 5777 mean?

straight quote from Chris S.

it sets the /tmp directory world readable, writable and execuatable, but the "5---" sets what's called the "sticky bit"... which will allow someone to only remove files from /tmp which they created, not files created by other users.

that actually should be how the safe mode upload directory should be chmodded too

[tamarian]

I've never seen a 10k poster anywhere! Congrats man!!!