Author: gothicx
Description:
Hi!
How about to remove Turck MMCache because it's dead and forked and add verification for zend optimizer instead ?
" Couldn't find Turck MMCache, ...; cannot use these for object caching. "
Thanks
Version: unspecified
Severity: enhancement
skizzerz wrote:
remove hardware field -- this is not hardware-specific
remove OS field -- this is not OS-specific
remove Web browser field -- this is not web browser-specific
Does Zend Optimizer actually contain memory caching functions? It's not quite the same as the opcode caches and Zend's web site has gotten less and less clear over the years.
If it doesn't, then there's no reason for us to check for its existence (other than possible compatibility problems).
gothicx wrote:
hi!
looks like it doesn't have memory caching functions, only zend cache has it.
http://www.zend.com/en/products/platform/resources
That one is free for download, so it can be used / checked at wikimedia installation.
Thanks
(In reply to comment #2)
Does Zend Optimizer actually contain memory caching functions? It's not quite
the same as the opcode caches and Zend's web site has gotten less and less
clear over the years.
I think so. This seems to confirm it: http://files.zend.com/help/Zend-Platform/zend_cache_api.htm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_PHP_accelerators#Zend_Opcache_.28ex._Zend_Optimizer.2B.29
Zend Optimizer+ was renamed to Zend Opcache mid of March 2013.
Starting with PHP 5.5 the Zend Opcache is integrated and shipped with PHP.
Zend Opcache does not support object caching: T58652