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Posted September 6, 201014 yr Hi, Since so many members are using fast cgi. I wanna ask if anyone is using Fast CGI with Apache? Is IPB compatible with Fast CGI? And what kind of cache are you using with this kind of setup? Thank you.
September 9, 201014 yr Yes, I'm on Apache2 with memcached and FastCGI. I only just modified Apache last night to serve .php through fcgi but it has made a reasonable difference, and shaved page load time as well as reducing average load on the server. Give it a try and let us know whether you find it beneficial? Cheers, Shaun :D
September 10, 201014 yr I recommend fastcgi as well, made a HUGE difference in page load times on my server.
September 10, 201014 yr Hi, What module do you use, fastcgi or fcgid? What about apc and shared processes? Thanks
September 10, 201014 yr When you compile fastcgi it enables fcgid automatically. I still haven't determined the best cache/accelerator. eaccellerator seemed to do pretty good, but I have noticed some oddities with it.
September 10, 201014 yr Hi, Since so many members are using fast cgi. I wanna ask if anyone is using Fast CGI with Apache? Is IPB compatible with Fast CGI? And what kind of cache are you using with this kind of setup? Thank you. Works great for me I use Apache 2.2 with Fast CGI.
September 10, 201014 yr seems to work well, but always get errors in my log files. Me too. I plan to look into them at some point, but they're low on the priority list at the moment ... :wink: Cheers, Shaun
September 12, 201014 yr Yeah use mod_fcgi and then do some tweeking in the config, You can really boost the php pages by 60% to the standard fastcgi. You may need a few spair memory though but not alot, will benefit dedicated servers as it controls the memorys more better, Rather than openVZ vps, It reports it wrong.
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