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Write files to memory & disk or just memory #537
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Not all installs can be on / (i.e. http://localhost/infinity/)
this will allow longer term storage of data
This make all static files not written to disk but the memory instead thus reducing disk io. However I felt it was best to just write out main.js for now
not memory efficent since you have to fire up PHP but if you're webserver can't pull from redis, this will work for a demo and it will reduce disk io for sure
there was a new field added to the mods tables but not the insert query, so I "fixed" it
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controlled by config file:
$config['cache']['odiliMagicBoards']=array(
'b'=>'Hybrid',
);
If not defined will use file.
This is a reduced disk-IO version that does not write the HTML or JSON files to disk. It writes them to a redis-backed memory store which then can be quickly retrieved by a webserver without hitting the disk at all. See nginx's HttpRedis2Module module for more of what I mean.
If you don't have HttpRedis2Module, i've included a 404.php that you can use with an htaccess like:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^[^/]+/$ %{REQUEST_URI}/../../odiliMagic.php [NC,L]
RewriteRule ^[^/]+/[^/]+$ %{REQUEST_URI}/../../odiliMagic.php [NC,L]
RewriteRule ^[^/]+/res/[^/]+$ %{REQUEST_URI}/../../odiliMagic.php [NC,L]
This example assumes your URL includes one directory level, i.e. http://localhost/vichan/