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Archive / Re: Anyone heard from Darren (Dr_O)?
« on: May 13, 2017, 11:48:34 PM »
Excellent. Now I feel silly
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Archive / Anyone heard from Darren (Dr_O)?
« on: May 13, 2017, 09:04:12 PM »
Hi,
Anyone heard from him the last few days? Suddenly he hasn't been active here or on Twitter.
I mean hopefully he's taking a break (or on holiday) but it seems odd he's suddenly stopped all comms.
Here's hoping I'm just being a silly paranoid!
Tim
Anyone heard from him the last few days? Suddenly he hasn't been active here or on Twitter.
I mean hopefully he's taking a break (or on holiday) but it seems odd he's suddenly stopped all comms.
Here's hoping I'm just being a silly paranoid!
Tim
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Archive / Re: [SPLIT] Site speed issues post-migration (part 12345)
« on: January 23, 2017, 08:19:26 PM »
Do you have a PHP Opcache installed?
It's the default these days, but older Linux distros don't include it by default, you've got to add it.
php-opcache it's usually called. Saves each PHP from having to compile the PHP Code into opcodes - it only does it once then keeps the result cached. Only recompiles from PHP code to opcode again if the source PHP file itself is modified.
It's the default these days, but older Linux distros don't include it by default, you've got to add it.
php-opcache it's usually called. Saves each PHP from having to compile the PHP Code into opcodes - it only does it once then keeps the result cached. Only recompiles from PHP code to opcode again if the source PHP file itself is modified.
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