boost

I have installed Boost module for my website to speed up it and it works excellent but as i hosting my site on a shared server, i want to speed up php by using APC but i don't know ho to install it through cPanel. I have read many tutorials but none of them explained how to install APC without using SSH and command line. I am not expert in command line ans SSH and i like to know how i can do it without using command line and SSH.

I have a multilingual site with three languages (English, Spanish and Catalan) and my set up is nginx (with Perurio's config, thanks a lot António for sharing it, it is a really good job) + Drupal 7 + Boost + APC.

My site is configured so all traffic is redirected to https, and my goal was to detect user's browser language and redirect him to the correct section (ie, https://www.mysite.com/es, https://www.mysite.com/ca or https://www.mysite.com).

I have a site setup were I am benchmarking boost with nginx vs nginx with microcaching and it shows that using microcaching produces a First Byte Time of around 0.984s while nginx+boost without microcaching produces 0.257s.

I know that microcaching should be producing better or similar numbers but in my case it's the appositive.

I like to get to the bottom of this odd issue.

P.S I am using perusio's d6 branch

hi folks,

A while back I altered perusio's config a bit for my server.
I'm running multiple domains - not all drupal.

I have to be honest I didn't follow the updates on github after I set up my config.
And this seems to come back and haunt me :)

I'm trying to speed up my website and need some suggestions about what things go together and which typically give you the most performance increase. I need to lower CPU usage and caching seems like the way to go. We really need to decrease CPU because our host (a pretty well respected and expensive VPS) is being overloaded with only 2-3 simultaneous users. I've run Yslow and the developers are working on making the recommended changes there.

Hi, we are using "cache_warmer" module to make HTTP requests to some (a lot of) pages
so BOOST cache files are created and our cache is always fresh and warm.
We use only the HUB PAGES file.

We are having problems trying to crawl pages in PARALLEL mode, but not in SINGLE mode.

• Problem_1
  In our site, we redirect all anonymous users to a Welcome page if they don't have a "saw_welcome" Cookie (which is set after visiting that page).

• Problem_2
  We have some paths we want to crawl that use parameters in the URL like the following examples:

Here is the structure of the site I'm setting up. One primary (or default) site with complicated functionality - ubercart, and a host of other feature-providing modules. Four or five child/additional sites with much simpler functionality and independent content. So far this would clearly call for a multisite setup.

When I login with admin role and navigate to Modules > Install Module, pick a local file and then click Install I get redirected to /authorize.php?batch=1&op=start&id=12 which generates a 404. This happens with perusio's drupal.conf as well as drupal_boost.conf. Reverting to MKTecknology's very basic nginx.conf restores functionality.

System details:

Running Arch Linux:

$ uname -a
Linux charon 3.2.13-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Sat Mar 24 09:10:39 CET 2012 x86_64 Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2520M CPU @ 2.50GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux

$ nginx -V
nginx version: nginx/1.1.18

I've set up a D7 site with Nginx and to accelerate the site Boost as well. I've used the config by omega8cc though not using aegir/barracuda - wanted it to be a bit easier at the beginning.
Now whenver users want to log in to the site the on the first log in (site is running in https completely), after entering their username and password they get thrown back to the same page without success - username and password field empty. So apparently Boost didn't recognize the post correctly, serving a cached page.
However, when the user tries to login again - he succeeds.

I only ask because there is an increasing pileup of issues and requests on the Boost issue queue (http://drupal.org/project/issues/boost?categories=All), but the last updates to the module itself were in April (6.x-1.x-dev and 7.x-1.x-dev). The last stable release was 6.x-1.18, getting to be nearly 2 years ago; there is no stable release for D7.