Magento

rajfazzio - 14 February 2012 09:24 AM

vesvello - 10 November 2011 11:55 AM

I installed APC and its enabled (i put apc.php in magento folder and I can see the graphic) but I thinks its not working, becasue the only file is cached is apc.php (647 kb used of cache).

Anyone can explain how make it work with magento?

thanks in advance

I have apache (CENTOS 5.7) and magento 1.5.0

i have the same issue. did you ever figure out why?

same here. help!

lfolco - 17 February 2012 08:50 AM

rajfazzio - 14 February 2012 09:24 AM

vesvello - 10 November 2011 11:55 AM

I installed APC and its enabled (i put apc.php in magento folder and I can see the graphic) but I thinks its not working, becasue the only file is cached is apc.php (647 kb used of cache).

Anyone can explain how make it work with magento?

thanks in advance

I have apache (CENTOS 5.7) and magento 1.5.0

i have the same issue. did you ever figure out why?

same here. help!

Are you running a CGI setup? If you are then you need to use FastCGI in order for APC to have any benefit! Basically, CGI creates and closes a PHP process (and APC) on every request. FastCGI on the other hand, keeps the PHP processes running separately of the requests.

Ben Kornmeier
Developer
http://customerparadigm.com

Thanks phamhphuc,

Very good article, it work well.

Please take a look at an article Using APC to speed up Magento and find useful instructions on how to increase Magento performance with APC

I follow up this article and got it work well Install APC on Ubuntu to speed up Magento but one notice is you need to change the cache prefix for each magento installation.

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Take it easy, it ‘s very simple. You can take a look at configuring APC cache for magento