I would be thankful if somebody could help me.
I dont use mmcache for optimizing, but I need to encript the code since it goes to the servers on my clients. Thanks again.
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Thanks for your answer.Maugrim_The_Reaper wrote:Is it possible to switch to an alternative encoder? MMCache hasn't been supported for a number of years.
The alternative is to locate an MMCache binary compiled for PHP 4.3.10 (noting the last official MMCache release was for PHP 4.3.4). This might or might not work - encoding is likely to have undergone a few minor API changes MMCache can't cope with.
A better solution would be check out eAccelerator which forked from MMCache and so is a bit more familiar as an encoding platform. It's also actively maintained and up to date - it's likely a good long term solution unless you intend living on PHP 4.3.10 forever (or back to 4.3.9) forever.
Thanks! it works perfect.WaldoMonster wrote:Here you can find the win32 compile of eAccelerator and eLoader for PHP 4.4.6:
http://www.sitebuddy.com/PHP/Accelerato ... ilds_php_4