eaccelerator and PHP

[Ovidiu]

running a Debian 5.0 + ISPCFG3 installation.
I know eaccelerator like tools don't work with suPhp.

I installed eaccelerator and my sites running on fasCGI do use it.

Now I wondered why phpinfo() shows eaccelerator enabled on my suPhp vhsots too. Can it be disabled for those? Is it wasting my memory? I have 2 sites running fastCGi and 8 or so using suPhp.

the fastCGi ones report:

eAccelerator
eAccelerator support	enabled
Version 	0.9.5.3
Caching Enabled 	true
Optimizer Enabled 	true
Memory Size 	67,108,800 Bytes
Memory Available 	21,573,800 Bytes
Memory Allocated 	45,535,000 Bytes
Cached Scripts 	412
Removed Scripts 	0
Cached Keys 	52

the suPhp ones report:

eAccelerator
eAccelerator support enabled
Version 0.9.5.3
Caching Enabled true
Optimizer Enabled true
Memory Size 67,108,800 Bytes
Memory Available 67,099,880 Bytes
Memory Allocated 8,920 Bytes
Cached Scripts 1
Removed Scripts 0
Cached Keys 0

[Ovidiu]

anyone? Or is this a silly question?

[falko]

I'm not sure how it can be disabled. http://suphp.org/DocumentationView.html?file=CONFIG doesn't say anything about how to specify a custom php.ini...

[Ovidiu]

So basically I am wasting memory?

I should either consider switching my suphp vhosts to fastCGI to make use of the eaccelerator memory or switch the fastCGI ones to suPhp and stop using eaccelerator, right?

[Ovidiu]

would this somehow work? can you have a look please?

http://www.watters.ws/wiki/index.php...ile_with_suPHP
http://www.suphp.org/Home.html

have a look at the changes in 0.2:

Changes in version 0.2
- Added support for (de-)activation for each VirtualHost defined in the Apache configuration
- Added support for different php.ini's, configurable in the Apache config

[Ovidiu]

@Falko:

Have you had a look? Would that work out? To me it looks like its possible, but I am still not sure if there is any gain in this - making extra php.ini's for suPhp so thta eaccelerator isn't loaded?