Hey, guys
My question is simple: any good reason to enable FastCGI for the domain where I have WPMU?
Will this improve performance?
WPMU and FastCGI (5 posts)
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VentureMaker
Posted 15 years ago # -
Dunno.
Andy and I were playing with eaccelerator, and that did help.
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Only reason that I can come up with is if you were running php as a cgi script. I know some platforms do that for some strange reason instead of running php as a apache module.
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cafespain
Posted 15 years ago #Or if you're not running Apache :)
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Posted 15 years ago #tdjcbe, I know PLENTY of reasons to run PHP in CGI mode instead of Apache module :)
We run PHP in CGI mode on all our servers. Yes, this consumes more server resources, but it's worse it, believe me...
Well, the reason I have asked about enabling FastCGI. There's always kinda law: faster WPMU -> higher load on server, isn't it?
Didn't play with eaccelerator yet, I'm improving my WPMU using common tools: playing around with PHP/Apache/MySQL settings.
