Bug Flush cache not working with APC (but is detected by vbseo)

cloferba

Customer

• Dec 18, 2011

• #1

After install this mod and select APC I get this error:

Your Opcache Operator extension is functioning, however it is unable to store data. Please check your extension configuration.

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The problem is that also Vbseo give me the option to use APC, and I have it activated...so I think it is installed..

why I can´t use APC on my forum with this mod? Do I need to modify something on config.php?

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This is a screenshot of my APC configuration:

 

Fillip H.

Staff member

Owner

Developer

Customer

• Dec 18, 2011

• #2

Please create a test script on your server with the following contents to see if the basic APC functions are working:

PHP:

<?php
apc_store('var_key', 'it is working!', 30);
echo apc_fetch('var_key');
?>

 

cloferba

Customer

• Dec 18, 2011

• #3

I have created it on forum folder and I receive the message "it is working!"

I will send you the url of the script (it is the url of my forum) through PM

 

Fillip H.

Staff member

Owner

Developer

Customer

• Dec 18, 2011

• #4

Well, the code used by that test script is exactly the same as vB Optimise uses, so the only other thing I can think of is that its memory might be full. I have no idea how to increase the memory size, though

 

cloferba

Customer

• Dec 18, 2011

• #5

can´t be..

this account is on the same server and shares the same APC options:
http://www.purogeek.com/apc.php

 

Fillip H.

Staff member

Owner

Developer

Customer

• Dec 18, 2011

• #6

Where exactly do you get the error? On the system test page there's 4 rows.

 

cloferba

Customer

• Dec 18, 2011

• #7

on Running Test: Fetch Cache

 

Fillip H.

Staff member

Owner

Developer

Customer

• Dec 18, 2011

• #8

Then the problem is that APC cannot carry the cache on to another page.

Create the following 2 test scripts:

PHP:

 <?php
apc_store('var_key', 'it is working!', 30);
?>

PHP:

 <?php
echo apc_fetch('var_key');
?>

Only the 2nd script should print something.

 

cloferba

Customer

• Dec 19, 2011

• #9

Fillip H. said:

Then the problem is that APC cannot carry the cache on to another page.

Create the following 2 test scripts:

PHP:

 <?php
apc_store('var_key', 'it is working!', 30);
?>

PHP:

 <?php
echo apc_fetch('var_key');
?>

Only the 2nd script should print something.

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Can´t see anything on both scripts...
what does it mean?

 

Fillip H.

Staff member

Owner

Developer

Customer

• Dec 19, 2011

• #10

That means APC is not working correctly, you'll need to contact your host.

 

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petandpet

Customer

• Sep 2, 2012

• #11

can you be more specific about this?
what those functions do?

my system admin can´t make work those scripts and he tells me that everything is working ok...he can´t understand why the scripts show nothing

 

Fillip H.

Staff member

Owner

Developer

Customer

• Sep 2, 2012

• #12

Sorry, I can't be more specific. There's a whole lot of different server configurations and literally thousands of things that can be wrong, I've never had a problem with APC so I can't draw on personal experience either