I have been trying to enable memcache caching for my joomla site but all page loads are really slow.
What should I check to troubleshoot this issue. I'm using joomla 2.5.6 php 5.3
Memcache is slow with Joomla 2.5. The short answer is: use memcache*d* PHP module, not memcache.
Long answer: https://www.cloudaccess.net/about-us/blog/entry/2013/07/30/is-memcache-slowing-down-your-joomla-site.html
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I get 500 Internal server error several times on some pages, since my site was moved to a new server.
The problem automatically resolves after a few seconds (sometimes several seconds).
also when I clear joomla page cache, the problem resolves.
After installing jotcache and replace it with joomla page cache issues resolves but I want to use joomla page cache; because it's faster.
How can I fix this problem?
Joomla 3.8.2 ;
PHP 5.6 ;
MariaDB 10.2 (in old server mysql 5.5 )
You are probably using progressive caching, which is the worst type of Joomla caching and you most likely do not need it. Switch to Joomla conservative caching and see if that fixes the problem.
I have one website which is using Joomla 1.5 and running in php 5.3 . It was running with PHP 5.2 version, but the hosting company now updated to PHP 5.3 .So Joomla is creating issues with it:
I cannot access the menus and modules from admin side.
I have tried for a migration to Joomla 2.5 But as the site is installed with a number of third party extensions, it is not easy to migrate. So is there any patched or something that will help me to run Joomla 1.5 on PHP 5.3 and do migration on a later date?
Update Joomla to 1.5.26, versions of Joomla older than 1.5.16 are not compatible with PHP 5.3+
I tried a lot with installing codeigniter in Magento, and I am doubtful now whether it is possible or not. In a critical situation. Is it possible to install codeigniter in Magento ? And can we access codeigniter files through magento? Any links or tutorials for supporting ?
Since both the framework are in PHP itself, the answer is yes. You can install codeigniter by creating a folder with CI files on it. It works. You can share session variables to control the session in between two systems.
But the question is why exactly do you want to do like so ? If you are trying to access codeigniter libraries for your magento app, then answer is no.
But, if these magento and codeigniter works independently on their own, then its fine.
I'm not sure with the built-in web page caching in CodeIgniter 2.0.2 I am using.
I just upgraded my CI version from 1.7.2
It did not have any problem at all before, the page loads really fast.
but it takes the same to load the cached page, after it is cached on CI 2.0.2
I already checked the file has been created in /application/cache folder after the page load.
It seems like it doesn't load the cache file.
Anybody has the same problem?
How can I solve this?
Hi i have some troubles with memcached + joomla. I installed and started memcached => joomla options cache type memcache (write memcache options) and session type - memcache too. Save all options and after cann't login to site and administration. In error log nothing, when i change cache to database i can login, where is the problem?
What version of Joomla are you running and what is the browser / server combination?
I'm assuming you've cleared the browser cache after making these changes?
Some web servers, especially shared hosting, don't cycle as quickly as we'd like and I've experienced a lag in the time cache settings in Joomla are changed, and when they take effect...
this problem is very simple! go to your directory of joomla.
example:
/home/user/workspace/joomla
and open the file into the joomla folder:
"configuration.php"
with it opened change the line:
public $session_handler = 'memcache';
to
public $session_handler = 'database';
Alright? I hope that helped you.
Don't use memcached for session cache. Use database or file cache for sessions.