Closed pietercolpaert closed 11 years ago
Currently, the installer checks whether the PHP memcache functions are enabled on the system, and won't show the memcache option if it's not installed. If this is inconvenient, I can take this check away of course, but it might be less confusing for users if they don't have an option that won't work anyway.
On 26/07/13 23:35, Pieter Colpaert wrote:
Problem
There is no difference between an installation for development purposes and an installation for production purposes at this moment. Because of this, we should suppose this is a production environment. The default caching configuration is "disabled" and it cannot be turned on.
Fix for now
Make sure memcache is enabled by default and that the user-interface to turn it on and off is fixed.
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Problem
There is no difference between an installation for development purposes and an installation for production purposes at this moment. Because of this, we should suppose this is a production environment. The default caching configuration is "disabled" and it cannot be turned on.
Fix for now
Make sure memcache is enabled by default and that the user-interface to turn it on and off is fixed.