Apache Better Log Rotation mod_log_rotate

Important: The Apache provided tool rotatelogs.exe is to buggy to use "for real", see: Apache Rotatelogs.exe for Windows Server

eAccelerator binaries for PHP 5.x (windows builds)

For the Windows eAccelerator for php 5.3+ visit our new page at:eAccelerator binaries for PHP 5.3+.

Updated: eAccelerator download using latest code (0.9.5.3 with PHP 5.2.9).

Please find following the compiled binaries of eAccelerator for Windows using Microsoft VC++ 6. For PHP 4 versions: eAccelerator binaries for PHP 4.x.
If you need a version not offered here, let us know (post comment).

query_cache_size query_cache_type query_cache_limit

MySQL version 4.0.1 and later has a query cache that stores the identical SELECT queries issued by clients. It also stores the query's result set in the query cache, which can significantly reduce the overhead of creating complex result sets for queries from the disk or memory caches, reducing both physical and logical I/O.

The query_cache_size parameter is used to allocate an amount of memory to cache the frequently executed queries and return the result set back to the client. Check the qcache_inserts, qcache_hits, and qcache_free_memory during runtime.

APC binaries for PHP 5.x (windows builds)

Updated: APC download using latest code (3.0.12p2).

Protect your Vbulletin config.php using a .htaccess under Apache

The following step(s) will help protect your config.php used by VBulletin even if php stops working.

1) This step might be optional for most. Since I do not use .htaccess files "normally", in my sites configuration file (that is then included in the http.conf for Apache).
I added the directives:
<Directory "E:/DomZeus/sitebuddycom/wwwroot/board/includes">
AllowOverride FileInfo Options Limit
</Directory>

This will enable .htaccess in that folder and permit the usage of "order" directive.

eAccelerator binaries for PHP 5.3+ (windows builds) Part 2

For the Windows eAccelerator for php 5.x (pre PHP 5.3) visit :eAccelerator binaries for PHP 5.x (pre 5.3).

eAccelerator download using latest code (0.9.6.1 with PHP 5.3.3).

Xcache a new PHP accelerator ? (updated version 1.0.2)

It looks like the author of Xcache grew frustrated with the current offering of PHP accelerators and decided to build a simple stable PHP accelerator. For example, eAccelerator works perfectly on multiple servers here but on others it crashes multiple times a day. I'm still investigating this: eAccelerator crash