Closed SWS-Denzle closed 5 years ago
Hi @SWS-Denzle
The start time is when the server was started as reported by the opcache_get_status
function. It shouldn't update every refresh if you have a long running server like apache. For example, I just checked a server now and the start date was '2017-08-18 09:28:12' and the last reset time was '2017-10-19 12:33:42'. Perhaps you're using fpm and it handles that differently? Or maybe there's something a little dodgy with your opcache?
Andy
Hi @amnuts
I thought so, thank you for confirming this. It didn't make sense that this would change this often.
I sent over your reply to the hosting company that I opened up a ticket with about this and here is the response:
For the notes from your developer, we are no using fpm, but from what I can see on some topics around stackoverflow the fact that we are using mod_cgi instead of mod_php may result in differences between the two, if your old server is running mod_php for example, the opcache service however is running as expected on our servers.
This is alittle be beyond my knowledge at this stage, does this mean more to you?
I see lots of good things about OPCache and I really think that we're not getting any of the benifits from it due to misconfiguration.
Thanks
@SWS-Denzle Would it be possible for you to post a screenshot of the output to get a better understanding of the rest of your settings? (Making sure to blur any sensitive paths,etc)
Hi @theycallmepepper,
Hopefully this shows below, I am trying to get access to adjust variables. Just tested a completely new box and out of all the hosting setups I have played with, I have one that finally works!
Hi, thanks for your tool!
Not sure if this is the correct place to ask but I can't find a comments section.
The start time you have listed there, what does this actually mean? Every page refresh I do, the start time changes, shouldn't this stay the same?
Sorry if it sounds a noobish question but Google doesn't really have the answer and its not only your tool that does this.
Thanks again.