Question Running eaccelerator

[OlijO]

Hi,
i would like to use eaccelerator to my server.
After installing it that's run without problem.
But i try to flush cache, and i've got an error message :

vB Optimise: Your eAccelerator requires you to specify permission to this directory to allow vB Optimise to clear your cache. For more information please visit http://bart.eaccelerator.net/doc/phpdoc/eAccelerator/_info_php.html#functioneaccelerator_clear.

Please provide the path for the script that is using the \"void eaccelerator_clear ()\" function so we can add it to the eaccelerator.admin_allowed_path setting, because i don't have any idea wich path is it...

 

[Fillip H.]

As per the linked documentation, I believe eaccelerator.admin_allowed_path wants the path to your forum. So for instance /home/username/public_html/forum or whatever the full path to your forum files is.

 

[OlijO]

As per the linked documentation, I believe eaccelerator.admin_allowed_path wants the path to your forum. So for instance /home/username/public_html/forum or whatever the full path to your forum files is.

Hum my tech search but don't find, he says : We need the path and script name (it should end in .php).
Could you help me ?

 

[Fillip H.]

Sorry, we're unable to help with setting up the opcode cachers. We can only help diagnose problems in the mod itself, not with the systems that are outside the mod's control

 

[OlijO]

Hi, here is a message from my tech, could you help me ?

There is no problem with the eAccelerator, its how it works.

The function your script needs is pretty self explanatory, pass the above description to the developer,

40.function eaccelerator_clean() {};
41.
42./**
43. * Clear the cache
44. * Remove all unused scripts and data from shared memory and disk cache, this means
45. * all data that isn\'t used in the current requests. You are only allowed to use
46. * this function in scripts that are in the eaccelerator.admin_allowed_path
47. */

In order to let that function run, we need the script name that uses it.

 

[Fillip H.]

Wouldn't it work by simply putting the vBulletin directory in the admin_allowed_path?

 

[OlijO]

Wouldn't it work by simply putting the vBulletin directory in the admin_allowed_path?

When you say Admin_allowed_path, you would like to say the path to the admincp? Like /home/public_html/admincp/ ?

 

[Fillip H.]

No, just /home/public_html/ I think.