[phpa] phpa tmp directory
- From: Monte Ohrt <monte@xxxxxxxx>
- To: phpa mailing list <phpa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 26 Mar 2002 16:17:20 -0600
Well I've had phpa running on our web server cluster for the majority of
the day, it has sped up web pages by an average factor of 4, and brought
the system loads down considerably. Congrats to Nick for all his hard
work to bring this excellent piece of software to the masses. Thanks
Nick!
We have about 100 sites on the cluster, and the tmp directory that
contains the cached versions of the php scripts is up to 15,749 files
(all template files are compiled to php scripts via Smarty.) I'm just
wondering, is this going to be a performance issue at the OS level with
this many files in one directory? Also, do these files ever expire (get
removed), or is it only the shared memory cache that expires? If the
files don't expire, this tmp directory will continue to fill up with
rarely used scripts! I cannot figure out which files were generated the
latest since the timestamps are that of the original php script.
Monte
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