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  • Plugin Contributor gidomanders

    (@gidomanders)

    What do you mean with bypass PHP? If the page is found in the page cache, apache/nginx will respond with the cached HTML file, so PHP will not be touched.

    I assume your page cache setting is set to “Disk Enhanced”? If not then there’s your problem. Granted, the lesser efficient: “Disk” mode also bypasses most of php it still does some processing. Disk Enhanced skips all php.

    Thread Starter aunpric

    (@aunpric)

    @fistfullofcrisco
    Hi im using Disk enhanced method
    Although when load testing i can see php process via Top command in linux

    That’s interesting. I dont have that problem. Dumb question but i have to ask..does your cached page have any calls back to your site that might directly or indirectly make use of php e.g. an embedded wordpress plugin?

    Thread Starter aunpric

    (@aunpric)

    @fistfullofcrisco
    No although I move to fast cgi cache with hhvm which Does alot better job

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