Atomicorp

interesting . . . i just found this:

APC is unlikely to ever support PHP 5.5 since 5.5 comes with a bundled opcode cache now. Basically APC is in basic maintenance mode at this point with no further development planned.

hello . . . we have php installed under /opt/atomic/atomic-php55/root, and we need to keep that there. the problem is, i'm not sure how to install PECL under there?? specifically, PECL-APC?? i did some searching in the forum, but couldn't find anything. thanks for any help anyone can offer . . . john.

hey, scott . . . i was actually just looking, but i couldn't find this "phpc" module.

i checked the free atomic and nucleus repositories.

can you point me in the right direction?? thanks . . . john.

oh, that's a pretty cool utility, and will definitely be useful in the future -- thanks!!!

my understanding is that the guy is trying to get 5.5 to work with the current code, so, hopefully that'll work.

thanks again!

appreciate that, scott . . . but we seem to be OK with APC now. we've been running with it for a few weeks now with no issues.

yeah, i noticed they say they'll still be putting out security updates, but i haven't seen any on their site for: CVE-2013-4248 CVE-2011-4718 i'm just really surprised, since it seems atomicorp is the only place i found that's really addressing the PHP 5.3.27 EOL. seems there's a TON of stuff out th...

just to provide a follow-up . . . i was able to use APC as a substitute for xcache . . . PCI compliance, here we come!

sorry . . . a windows question! :D the nucleus repository is GREAT for those of us still running 5.3.27. but, is there something similar for a windows environment?? we've only got about 2 servers that need patches for: CVE-2013-4248 CVE-2011-4718 is there anything that anyone knows of that will prov...

oh man . . . i forgot to specify EL5!

sorry about that -- any chance for an EL5 32-bit version for PHP 5.3.27??

thanks, highland. my problem is i'm sorta relying on the developers to say what will work for them. i'm HOPING APC will work out OK, because it's already on our test server, and i've got all the steps down to start using the atomicorp repository. then again, just adding xcache to the repository woul...

thanks . . . i was playing around with the "pecl" command a little today . . . first time i ever used that! :oops: anyway, i think i'm set for most of these now, except for "xcache". i've been doing some research, and i THINK that "APC" will be my substitute. i'm not th...

thanks! i did put in a request for the cache modules. for the php-pear, you'll have to excuse my very limited PHP knowledge on this one. we've got one server running redhat EL6, and it's got this package: php-pear-1.9.4-4.el6.noarch i guess this is related to the "pecl" command. again, sor...

hello . . . i recently signed up for the PHP 5.3.27 nucleus repository. seems to be a life-saver with PCI compliance, so i'm really hoping it will work out for me! there's 4 PHP modules that i can't seem to find that will work with 5.3.27: php-pear php-pecl-memcache php-xcache php-zts i'm certainly ...