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Making PHP go faster: the Alternative PHP Cache
Right, let's have another crack at that NAS.
Last time I'd come up with a hypothesis for why![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
pleaseremove's HomePortal software was so slow on my NAS (namely, that PHP was spending most of its time just parsing the source files) and had attempted to prove this by installing the "official" Zend OPcache for PHP. Compiling it then failed because (as best as I can tell) it doesn't actually support the version of PHP on the NAS, despite what the documentation says. So let's have a go with something else...
( The Alternative PHP Cache )
Last time I'd come up with a hypothesis for why
pleaseremove's HomePortal software was so slow on my NAS (namely, that PHP was spending most of its time just parsing the source files) and had attempted to prove this by installing the "official" Zend OPcache for PHP. Compiling it then failed because (as best as I can tell) it doesn't actually support the version of PHP on the NAS, despite what the documentation says. So let's have a go with something else...( The Alternative PHP Cache )