RE: [PECL-DEV] APC timeout question?

> > Well, you could simply filter these out using apc.filters and > not let them get into the cache at all. But this requires > you know beforehand what is going to be hit a lot and what isn't. > Still monitoring to see if I can develop some trends with the report and filter stuff I don't need. > I'll add it to my list of things to look at, but no, I don't > think there is any sort of timeline nor even a list of > potential features. People who hack in apc tend to hack on > very specific features that they themselves need for their own use. > So are you the only "hacker" on the APC source? I hate to add work to your list if it isn't a necessary item. By the way I did install Turck-Mmcache as I saw it supported this feature: mmcache.shm_ttl, I do have some concerns about Turck as it has not been supported since late 2003 and it appears the only developer was hired by Zend and has closed down Turck alltogether. Also, there are a few bugs mentioned causing Apache to halt after so many requests. I am still testing it to see what my findings show. Do you have any experience with Turck? If so why did you spend so much time developing APC for your needs? Just curious for the background as I am sure you have very good reasons. Best Regards, Shannon