[PHP-INTERNALS] opcache not working on windows

Which web server and PHP build are you using on Windows?

With Apache on Windows, you should be using the TS build of PHP. You said
you were using the NTS build, which is what you'd use with IIS.

Also, try setting `enable_cli=1`

Hi,

He's using fcgi on windows too so NTS is more than fine


2014-05-15 20:20 GMT+02:00 Matt Ficken <themattficken@gmail.com>:

Hi,

thanks for your quick response.

I'm using apache 2.2.32 (win32) with mod_fcgid 2.3.7. On top of that I'm
using stock PHP-5.5.11 (wrong version in my last mail) NTS VC11 as fastcgi.

I enabled opcache for cli, and the same script seems to work when run from
command line:

Array
(
     [directives] => Array
         (
             [opcache.enable] => 1
             [opcache.enable_cli] => 1
             [opcache.use_cwd] => 1
             [opcache.validate_timestamps] => 1
             [opcache.inherited_hack] => 1
             [opcache.dups_fix] =>
             [opcache.revalidate_path] =>
             [opcache.log_verbosity_level] => 4
             [opcache.memory_consumption] => 67108864
             [opcache.interned_strings_buffer] => 8
             [opcache.max_accelerated_files] => 20000
             [opcache.max_wasted_percentage] => 0.05
             [opcache.consistency_checks] => 0
             [opcache.force_restart_timeout] => 180
             [opcache.revalidate_freq] => 2
             [opcache.preferred_memory_model] =>
             [opcache.blacklist_filename] =>
             [opcache.max_file_size] => 0
             [opcache.error_log] =>
X:\users\common\var\log\php\php_opcache_errors.log
             [opcache.protect_memory] =>
             [opcache.save_comments] => 1
             [opcache.load_comments] => 1
             [opcache.fast_shutdown] => 1
             [opcache.enable_file_override] =>
             [opcache.optimization_level] => 2147483647
         )

     [version] => Array
         (
             [version] => 7.0.4-dev
             [opcache_product_name] => Zend OPcache
         )

     [blacklist] => Array
         (
         )

)
Array
(
     [opcache_enabled] => 1
     [cache_full] =>
     [restart_pending] =>
     [restart_in_progress] =>
     [memory_usage] => Array
         (
             [used_memory] => 18008464
             [free_memory] => 49100400
             [wasted_memory] => 0
             [current_wasted_percentage] => 0
         )

     [interned_strings_usage] => Array
         (
             [buffer_size] => 8388608
             [used_memory] => 373344
             [free_memory] => 8015264
             [number_of_strings] => 6652
         )

     [opcache_statistics] => Array
         (
             [num_cached_scripts] => 2
             [num_cached_keys] => 3
             [max_cached_keys] => 32531
             [hits] => 0
             [start_time] => 1400226468
             [last_restart_time] => 0
             [oom_restarts] => 0
             [hash_restarts] => 0
             [manual_restarts] => 0
             [misses] => 2
             [blacklist_misses] => 0
             [blacklist_miss_ratio] => 0
             [opcache_hit_rate] => 0
         )

     [scripts] => Array
         (

[X:\users\scheer.nicolai\htdocs\branches\opcode\object.class.inc.php] =>
Array
                 (
                     [full_path] =>
X:\users\scheer.nicolai\htdocs\branches\opcode\object.class.inc.php
                     [hits] => 0
                     [memory_consumption] => 6608256
                     [last_used] => Fri May 16 09:47:48 2014
                     [last_used_timestamp] => 1400226468
                     [timestamp] => 1400154713
                 )

             [X:\users\scheer.nicolai\htdocs\branches\opcode\opcode.php] =>
Array
                 (
                     [full_path] =>
X:\users\scheer.nicolai\htdocs\branches\gemse_current_release\htdocs\wwwroot\__test\opcode\opcode.php
                     [hits] => 0
                     [memory_consumption] => 1832
                     [last_used] => Fri May 16 09:47:48 2014
                     [last_used_timestamp] => 1400226468
                     [timestamp] => 1400166861
                 )

         )

)

Here, "opcache_enabled" from the status is 1 and obviously my test class
gets cached. Of course I need opcache support for the web...

To my mind, using fastcgi, the web server should not play any role in that
problem, but I might be wrong here.

Greetings

Nico

Hi again,

seems that I've narrowed it down a bit.
Since fastcgi should just run php-cgi.exe I tried to run php-cgi.exe myself
from the command line.

So I fetched myself the phpinfo stuff in two ways:

php.exe -i > cli.txt
php-cgi.exe -i > cgi.htm

Both files report the opcache as "Up and running". Since apache runs as
local system account it might have something to do with not being able to
create the shared memory realm? But usually the local system account is as
powerful as it gets... I'll try to run it as a different user...


Greetings

Nico

Hi again,
opcache runs fine when apache service is started as a local admin user. It
does not work when running as local system account.

Still no idea why there is a difference... Any suggestions appreciated...

Thanks and greetings

Nico

It tells me that your local user does not have the permission to
create the necessary mapped file.

Cheers,

Hi Pierre,
Well, it works with a local admin user. It does not work when running the
service as local system account (i.e. local system account selected for
"log on as").
I don't see why the local system account (which usually can do just
anything) should not be able to create the mapped file...

Greetings

Nico