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The Prisoner

The Prisoner

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A big thanks to Rollyco for all the time he put in to get the board back up and running!:happy:
 
Fuzzypeach

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Dec 12, 2009
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Needed like a 3 pint blood transfusion.
Welcome back Akiba!
 
Fuzzypeach

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If donations are required, be happy to assist.
 
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spongebob2086

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Do you guys use nginx or Apache as a backend? If you use nginx, one thing that might help is to connect nginx with memcached to retrieve guest pages from memcache, and then have the print_output function just write pages into cache for guests. It's a little tricky to setup, but it helps cut down hits to PHP-FPM which in turn helps with those pesky 502s. :)
 
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Rollyco

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Fuzzypeach said:
If donations are required, be happy to assist.
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We can't accept PayPal on this site (they won't let us), but if you every wanted to gift an account on a DDL file hosting site to your favorite staffer, they would really appreciate it. We're all big fans of the stuff that gets shared here. :please:

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retrieve guest pages from memcache
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Thanks for the suggestion. Our server is already cached to the hilt, especially for guests (we use Varnish, though, not memcache.)

aikonhey said:
the formatting toolbar is missing, please check
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Where is that? Not sure what you mean.
 
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spongebob2086

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Rollyco said:
Thanks for the suggestion. Our server is already cached to the hilt, especially for guests (we use Varnish, though, not memcache.)
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Ahh, good choice in Varnish. :) Course, the problem with a big site is that while, yes there are lots of guests, there are also more members too - and it's hard to cache dynamic pages. It's possible though, but not without hacking vBulletin to pieces like I have done. :)

Keep up the good work and if you need any advice or suggestions on hosting, server setup, caching and all that jazz, drop me a line. :) (I'm a system engineer by trade who also happens to run a very popular site on the side)
 
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