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Time to kick squid cache server again. -
Is your new server running PHP 5.4? -
I don't believe that vBulletin 4.2 is compatible with PHP 5.4, I am informed and believe that we've been waiting for a compatibility update for the past 6 months at least....Leave a comment:
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You'll have fun running vBulletin 4.x on PHP 5.4
... not in a good way.
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I was actually going to try to search, but the overuse of javascript here is killing me, not to mention the site is very slow. For the home page to take 10 seconds to load, well,
At work,... -
That is fine, however, what I'm saying is that this shouldn't be the case for a well developed software. -
Ok, well when you're ready.
It's interesting though, so many people I've asked to link aren't linking because of DDoS situations, server issues etc. I can almost predict the answer every...Leave a comment:
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Are you running PHP 5.4? A quick way to ignore the issue is to turn off error reporting -> display_errors to false in php.ini.
I am surprised though that the developers aren't developing...Leave a comment:
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Link, if you may? Having to use a caching mechanism to attain a significant increase in performance isn't good, if it starts slow....Leave a comment:
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I'm looking through the code right now, all vB is doing is storing things in different caches, or in your case, all in the same datastore.
Generally, everyone should know that using a datastore... -
Write operations are to a RDBMS / SQL Server, not to APC.
What three configuration options are there related to op-code cache in config.php? -
We've been trying out vBulletin 5 for a couple of weeks now and needless to say we're pretty unimpressed. The forum software is highly unstable to say the least. However, it does bring some very nice... -
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This could be fun :P...Leave a comment:
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