Multiple Parser Errors under heavy load: Can we fail silently?

That should be visible with a simple phpinfo()

btw, insert this in a template (at the bottom) to view some modx-generated stats:

Oh, THAT stuff... yeah... that would be an easy way to to look at it.

phpinfo() is available in the manager, btw: Reports-->System Info

I have a loaded module: mod_cgi
and: GATEWAY_INTERFACE CGI/1.1

I guess that means I’m not running fast-cgi, right?

Quote from: Everett at May 08, 2009, 02:07 PM

How does Zend’s Performance Suite compare to eAccelerator? The eAccelerator code hasn’t been updated in a while, so I’d tend to lean towards Zen.

I currently have no experience with any opcode caches other than eAccelerator, sorry.

Quote from: Everett at May 08, 2009, 03:58 PM

I have a loaded module: mod_cgi
and: GATEWAY_INTERFACE CGI/1.1

I guess that means I’m not running fast-cgi, right?

Correct. In fact, that’s probably your biggest problem. I would suggest running it as a server module (easiest and fastest performance) and looking at FastCGI only if the reasons are very compelling. Unfortunately, those debates are beyond my expertise at the moment...

those debates are beyond my expertise at the moment...

Yeah, mine too... I’ve never had the uh... pleasure (?)... of playing admin on a server that gets this kind of traffic, so the problems and solutions are unfamiliar.

Slow query log... enabling fast-cgi... those are places to start.