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  • Thread Starter hafer

    (@hafer)

    Is it possible because I have more than 100.000 articles?

    Does anyone has an idea?

    Thread Starter hafer

    (@hafer)

    nobody?

    Sorry not a direct answer but I’m not really positive on using APC for page/post caching in general. In my testing with sites on Amazon’s EC2 very little was gained (if any), APC vs Disk (enhanced) . Plus memory in most servers is more valuable than disk space. Maybe others have good experiences using APC memory for page caching but I didn’t.

    Total number of articles really doesn’t matter for your noted issue – that’s for MySQL to deal with. What does matter is how active your site is for page requests – its only after the page is requested will W3TC build a cached version of it (in memory with APC or on disk with Disk (enhanced).

    Perhaps a APC verification bug. Can you please submit a bug submission form from the support tab of the plugin because we are unable to duplicate and need to learn more?

    Plugin Contributor Frederick Townes

    (@fredericktownes)

    W3TC’s test operation is not able to call the APC method to test if cache files can be written. Something is wrong with the APC installation.

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