[phpa] Re: help....

OK. I got that error fixed, BUT there are still no files being cached.

What could cause that?  All of my php-accelerator settings are in a previous
email.  Except, I just changed the memory to 4 Megs instead of 8 just to see
if that was the problem.

Thanks,

Rich Foreman
Network Manager
The Venture Group
rich.foreman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Nick Lindridge [mailto:nick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Monday, March 18, 2002 2:08 PM
To: phpa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [phpa] Re: help....



> BUT, I just looked at error log again and it is FULL of this:
> 
> [Mon Mar 18 11:11:22 2002] [warn] Cache open failed (pid 24814)

This means that phpa was unable to create and open a cache file. The cache
by default is /tmp, and needs to be writable by whatever used you're running
apache as. Normally that shouldn't be a problem because /tmp should be
writable by everyone, assuming that it isn't full. If you're using a
different cache dir, check that it's writable by everyone, or change the
owner to the user that apache is running as (as set in the httpd.conf file).

nick



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