Alternate PHP Cache (APC) on PHP static apps?

0	Hello there, Does anyone has installed Alternate PHP Cache (APC) on PHP static apps? I have magento apps which needs APC for performace improvement. Any suggestion, comments ? Thanks apc php asked 23 Apr '11, 13:51 webbyfox 24●7●10 accept rate: 100%

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If you want to install Alternate PHP Cache (APC) for your PHP apps, you will need to build your own Apache and PHP from source and use that to serve your sites. We have a script that you can use to build Apache and PHP available at http://wiki.webfaction.com/attachment/wiki/MiscellaneousFiles/build_php_worker.sh

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answered 23 Apr '11, 14:15

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edited 23 Apr '11, 14:15

I will have go with this later on and vote for it !!!

(03 May '11, 07:50) webbyfox

I've created custom app using script, I'm trying to use pecl install apc command giving error saying " pecl.php.net is using unsupported protocol".

I've tried google fixes but none of them seems working. most are saying to move .channel directory to somewhere else and update the channel agian. Not working for me.

Any help would be great.

(12 May '11, 10:39) webbyfox

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